is this a second instance of an edward snowden?i'm going to be confined to what we have charged and what we charged here is that back on august 29th we charged an individual with theft of government secrets, including classified information and we take that type of conduct very, very seriously. these are allegations. i think it is reflected in the charges. >> how significant in terms of what this information that was stolen do we know what happened to it? has it been given to foreign actors, foreign countrys? >> so according to the complaint what he's been charged with is taking the information and bringing it home. we don't address any other issue. i think in the days and weeks to come you'll see continued investigation and then through the court process maybe additional details. >> this was sealed on august 29th. what happened between now and then and why are you going public with this information? >> so i'm not going to discuss what occurred when it was under a court ceiling order. i'll say more generally it is quite common in c

snowden left the nsa in mid 2013. the fbi says it found documents in martin's house created in 2014. well after the nsa said it was working to prevent thefts like snowden's. >> the nsa holds the crown jewels the cyber domain for the u.s. government. it's where cyber and national security meet if we can't secure that data, we're in trouble. >>> investigators say they discovered the theft in mid august when a group called shadow brokers offered nsa secrets for $500 million. officials say the programs included programs for hacking into computers used by hostile foreign governments. officials say they don't know how damaging the theft was, because they don't know what martin did with the material and whether any of it handed up in the hands of such cyber adversaries such as china, russia, or north korea. >>> martin's lawyers say there's no evidence he betrayed his country, which they say he served honorably in the u.s. navy. lester. >> pete williams, thanks, pete. >> now on to a new scare involving samsung's galaxy note 7

after the snowden stuff. when it's all found out what snowden has stolen, which i know a lot of it.'s not all declassified yet. it was a lot and it was extremely damaging. the people who have this idea, whether they're working for a foreign government or are on a one-man crusade that they're going to determine american fortune policy by going onto a computer and downloading something and releasing it to crazies on the internet, that is wrong and bad and needs to stop. whatever it takes for the contractor or the government to ensure this doesn't happen. we cannot continue creating things necessary for state craft, which is very important for what we do for protecting americans, leaked on the internet. >> you think there are more snowdens out there serving in the u.s. government? >> i didn't think so until today when we found out about this arrest. there easily could be. we need a top-down and bottom-up look at clearances, the access people have and making sure the wrong people don't have access to the wrong stuff. >> i want to play a controversial clip. donald trump said this the oth

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snowden left the nsa in mid 2013. the fbi says it found documents in martin's house created in 2014. well after the nsa said it was working to prevent thefts like snoweden's. >> the nsa holds the crown

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remember richard snowden? they got another richard snowden. arrested, charged.ails next. >>> how many of you remember edward snowden? i think i said richard snowden. forgive me. i haven't slept. all right? and have a little sympathy. anyway, they've got another ed snowden. another guy fingered at the nsa for, well, secreting state secrets. former u.s. spokesperson at the united nations really smart guy. he would not make the richard-edward mistake i made. really good to have you. thank you for coming. >> good to see you, neil. good to see you healthy. >> we're not getting from authorities either the name or exactly what this guy did. can you enlighten me? >> i think it's edward snowden 2. what happened is that intelligence agencies have contractors and the reason why we have contractors is plain and simple. that it's cheaper. the private sector can do a task cheaper than what the government can do. so nsa hires booz allen as a contractor and booz allen is in charge of care-taking intelligence. there are sources and methods that they develop. and in this particul

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aren't snowden's fears realistic? >> fair point.t the information whatever come out and b he would be traded fairly. you've got to protect the whistle-blowers so they can expose things, his option was not the right one another. judge napolitano: one word from you, russia? jail? pardon? prediction? >> probably russia, otherwise it's jail. judge napolitano: thank you for joining us. >> love you, too, judge, thank you. judge napolitano: thanks for watching the show tonight, i'm judge andrew napolitano in for kennedy. you can follow the great kennedy at -- >> i have to fight the anchor. let me tell you. we're in such a rigged system. it is terrible. what is going on in this country is so

aren't snowden's fears realistic? >> fair point.ircraft the information whatever come out and b he would be traded fairly. you've got to protect the whistle-blowers so they can expose things, his option was not the right one another. judge napolitano: one word from you, russia? jail? pardon? prediction? >> probably russia, otherwise it's jail. judge napolitano: thank you for joining us. >> love you, too, judge, thank you. judge napolitano: thanks for watching the show tonight, i'm judge andrew napolitano in for kennedy. you can follow the great kennedy at -- have a great weekend. good night. >> this show has never been solely about investments. we talked about anything that affected people and their money. the new "wall street week." anthony: welcome to "wall street week." i'm anthony scaramucci. liz: i'm liz claman. the 016 presidential election has hit the home stretch with the candidate squaring off in

he loves his country and these are allegations at this point. >> after snowden, was anything done toks? i'm sure they must have done some security review. >> there was a lot of effort done after the snowden leaks to try to prevent future insider leaks, future insider threats. this is a huge blow to the nsa. the nsa and other security agencies have been trying to prevent this type of thing from happening and the nsa has been trying to rebuild its reputation. this is a blow to the nsa and booz allen hamilton as we pointed out, the same contractor that employed edward snowden. >> appreciate the update. >>> up next, devastation in haiti from hurricane matthew and florida alert. evacuations underway tonight. the latest on the storm's path ahead. you foundi'm a robot! cars.com rawr yeti and found a place to service it, too. ♪ jingle bells now when you're ready, you can sell your old car and find your new one all on cars.com you know us for shopping, and now we're there for every turn. cars.com like their photo claims tool. it helps settle your claim quickly, which saves time, which saves m

now, to go back to the snowden stuff, edward snowden himself has actually been fairly complimentry of wikileaks. he has raised some wrns about their kind of dump it all attitude. what he has called their sort of opposition to even modest cureation of leaks. now, snowden himself obviously went to the guardian so he did go to journalists that picked through and found a way to peek the public interest but protect vunlable individuals. host: we talked about a cyber attack that happened yesterday. and we're, according to wikileaks, were by supporters oogs onse to julian sangs internet being cult off. the board praised that move to t off the internet so that hold up in london can reboot all he wants. does the united states have any role in his losing his internet access? guest: they're saying no. there's a lot of speculation that there was some back channel pressure there but the state department has said neither it nor intelligence officials >> were involved. host: mike from richmond, virginia. caller: good morning. i just want to address something one of the earlier callers asserted to th

where it was political like we saw with edward snowden or profit driven.is point, sources who have do say that the fbi does not believe that he was working on behalf of a foreign country. we should note there is a statement that says this is another blow to the nsa after, and i'm sorry. the statement isn't on here. but basically the attorney said that as he good man. he lost hves his country. he loves his family. these are simply allegations. >> after snowden, was anything done to prevent future leaks? >> right. there was a lot of effort done after the snowden leaks to try to prevent future insider leaks, future insider threats. so this is a huge blow to the nsa. the nsa and other national security agencies have been trying to prevent this from happening. this is a blow to the nsa and of course, to booz allen as we pointed out. >> appreciate the update. thank you. up next, devastation in haiti from hurricane matthew in florida. evacuations to tell you about. the latest on the storm's path ahead. vs. almond milk ingredient spelling bee lecithin lecithin. l-

shades of snowden. a new n.s.a. security breech, a contractor is arrested for allegedly taking secret documents. and a new beginning for a wounded warrior. >> i'm just grateful that i'm going to have this opportunity this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: one of the most powerful hurricanes in nearly a decade is on its way to the southeast. watches and warnings are up from the southern tip of florida up the atlantic coast to south carolina. 500,000 people are being urged to move inland. airlines are canceling hundreds of flights, and amtrak is shutting down service in the hurricane matthew, a category three storm with winds as high as 120mph, is blamed for as many as 25 deaths in haiti and the dominican republic. we have a team of correspondents on this story, and first we will go to omar villafranca in the bahamas. >> reporter: the outer bands of hurricane matthew are starting to pound the island of exuma here in the bahamas, but across the caribbean sea, people beating from the powerful storm

booz allen is the same government contractor that employed edward snowden.gues has the story. >> reporter: the investigation began in august after sensitive nsa information about u.s. hacking tools ended up online. even though they now have a suspect in custody, law enforcement sources say investigators are still not confident that all of the u.s. secrets harold martin allegedly stole have been accounted for and recovered. in addition, law enforcement sources say they are trying to determine whether anyone else was involved. when the fbi searched harold martin's maryland home, they found hard copy documents and digital information that contained highly classified material. according to the complaint released wednesday, martin first denied stealing the top secret information but later said he knew what he had done was wrong. debbie martin is his wife. >> you know, he's a good man. and that's all i can really tell you. >> reporter: in a statement the suspect's attorney said, "at this point these are mere allegations. there is no evidence that hal martin intend

john: back to snowden.ould be killed because he's a traitor. >> if he's a traitor, who exactly did he betray us to? that seems to imply that the american public is the enemy. there's something wrong with that sort of thought, i think. john: he broke the laws. hillary clinton also says snowden should be caught and punished. >> he broke the laws of the united states. he could have been a whistleblower, he could have gotten all the protections of being a whistleblower, he could have raised all the issues that he has raised, and i think there would have been a positive response to that. john: he could have gone to the congress. >> people tried doing that. there's a gentleman named william binny who tried going through channels, thomas drake tried going through channels. there were a lot of people who tried going through channels. most of them, at best, were ignored. some of them, like thomas drake, ended up getting charged with federal crimes only to have the charges dropped. the message at the nsa was very cle

> the additional charges he could face for allegedly stealing more government secrets than edward snowden. ((kirsten joyce)) >> and ... we've got some amazing news for a little girl loved by the valley ... we check back in with brazyl ward and her family .. and the milestone she's about to reach./// ((you're watching the valley's news leader... with brian loftus, kirsten joyce, sherri swensk and demetria obilor. person died due to the faulty takata airbags. federal investigators say a 50-year-old woman died in a car crash last month in riverside, california while driving to get a flu shot. she was driving a recalled 2001 honda civic. this is the 11th person killed due to the faulty airbags. they can explode ... sending shrapnel into the this is the largest auto recall in u-s history./// ((patrick walker)) >>> harold martin, the former nsa contractor accused of stealing government secrets ... is due in court today. he could face more charges under the espionage act .. federal prosecutors say martin has been stealing classified documents for 20 years ... totaling the equivalent of half- a-

i think edward snowden is heroic .we owe him a debt of gratitude and i would certainly pardon him into ourto bring him administration to be able to advise on keeping security at as we respect our constitutional right to privacy. in the words of benjamin franklin, those who would do away with privacy and the name wind up losingl them both. i know that when people go into service for government, they take a valid loyalty, and a look especially in the security services. toy taken out of loyalty protect and defend the constitution of the united states. yes he broke laws but in order to defend a higher law, the constitution. mr. baraka: what he did should have been covered under the whistleblower act. ae obama administration chose political decision. we believe you have to have individuals that have the courage to expose government mischief and that is exactly what edward snowden did. host: don't you worry that your view of government mischief may be different from your view and then you have these individuals that have an