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felix aguilar is facing charges in connection with the 2014 death of thomas drake in atkinson. aliases. he was last known to be living in southern new hampshire, but also has ties in massachusetts. nicolas austin was arrested earlier this year in connection with drake' s death. the cdc has issued an advisory to health departments around the country regarding an increase in it shows a significant increase seizures nationwide over the last two years. came from just 10 states. >> we are not talking about pharmaceutical grade fentanyl. this is synthetically made by the same drug cartels that make the heroine. it can be 50-100 times stronger than heroine. it takes more narcan to take someone out of an overdose, as well. sean: experts say new hampshire is taking steps to combat the problem, but we still have a long way to go. manchester police say a would-be robber got a big surprise when he tried to hold up a convenience store at knife point. the clerk also had a knife hidden behind the counter as it -- and it was much larger than the attempted robber' s. he tried to rob the store with a th

thomas drake thinks there's a double standard. >> this is the secretary of state, one of the most targeted individuals by other intelligence agencies, and entities in the world, using a private server to traffic in highly sensitive information. and no doubt including classified information, and no doubt information including sources and methods. but hey, i'm secretary of state. even obama gave her cover. >> and no doubt a double standard, dana. >> i'm glad that somebody is finally coming out and saying this. government employees are under very strict instructions in order to get a top-secret clearance, her judgment is, is so bad, i would imagine it would be pretty easy for the justice department to put together a case. because you do have individuals like thomas, who have lost their careers, their livelihoods and have had to deal with the fact that now they have a record, right? you know how hard it is to get a good job when you have a record like that? i think that it is good that they have finally come out. because surely there's more people like for example the marine that greg mentione

about how the case of jeffrey sterling, but in many other is its is such as the nsa whistleblower thomas drakehim another brave whistleblower, going through channels actually marked them for persecution and prosecution and the idea that hillary clinton was floating that somehow there are channels for whistleblowers to go through in the so-called national security arena as whistleblowers -- that is ridiculous. either she was being mendacious or ignorant or some, nation. i think bernie sanders handled it the best in terms of scoping out in describing the terrain, and for the most part, i think edward snowden would agree with what he said. snowden is willing to say, well, i broke some laws which are greatly superseded by the necessity to act on one's conscience and defend the constitution. and snowden said he is willing to maybe, with a fair trial, do a little bit of jail time, but not with what the government is try to do, which is give him the chelsea manning treatment and put him in prison and throw away the key and they can basically and camino kotto. i think sanders handled that pretty well.

also there today was thomas drake, former senior nsa official also prosecuted under espionage act for sharing information with "the baltimore sun" reporter. he says their cases showed there is a law for average citizen and different set of rules for the powerful. >> this is secretary of state, one of the most targeted individuals by other intelligence agencies and entities in the world, using a private server to traffic in highly sensitive information. no doubt including classified information and no doubt information including sources and methods. but, hey, i'm secretary of state. even obama gave her cover. reporter: one of mrs. clinton's primary defenses she did not know the emails contained classified information because they were not marked in that way but leading national security defense attorneys say that that is no excuse under the law. >> the fact that something is not marked or that the person may or may not know it was classified would not be relevant at all in a prosecution. reporter: all the charges were eventually dropped against drake who pled guilty to a misdemeanor bu

. >> thomas drake who you just heard from, a former nsa official, was still prosecuted under the espionagearing information with the baltimore sun reporter and the information was not classified nor was it marked as sensitive national defense information. >> the fact that something is not marked for the person may or may not know it was classified would not be relevant at all in the prosecution. >> charges were dropped in his case, he pled to a misdemeanor but in the process he did lose his job, his clearance and his life savings and clearly they believe the law has not been applied in a uniform manner. martha: thank you. >> caller: bill: protests is descended on the city of baltimore. >> want freedom! bill: this time anchor over the new police chief as anti police mentality making cities less safe in america. martha: we have a kit for you, you won't be saying keep the change any more in some restaurants. big debate about this. this is todd hardy. a fitness buff, youth baseball coach-and lung cancer patient. the day i got the diagnosis, i was just shocked. the surgeon in dallas said i need

felix aguilar is facing charges in connection with the 2014 death of thomas drake in a can sin. he has ties in massachusetts and new hampshire. nicholas austin was arrested earlier this year in connection with drake' s death. let' s take a live look at the full foliage. a little chilly if you were going to look at the full foliage. kevin: we had a lot of 20' s overnight. we start the day with almost complete blue sky. temperatures will climb quickly into the afternoon. low and mid 50' s. this will not produce the prolific rain we have seen back through texas and the gulf coast. by the time it gets up here, it will be fairly quick moving. we will have an 18-hour window when the rain could be falling starting late tomorrow afternoon. those chances linger into tomorrow night before wrapping up early on thursday. low and mid 50' s today. the clouds start to drift in overnight tonight. we will continue to see them thicken up. the cooler air rushes in on for friday and the weekend. sean: we jeb bush was a very strong governor, probably the strongest governor in the history of the stat

while in government military custody and presided over the ruining of the lives of people like thomas drake one of the original whistleblowers by throwing people in prison who had the audacity to speak out about torture while at the same time allowing people that created the torture program dick cheney, donald rumsfeld to be accepted as legitimate numbers of society with something to say on the tv talk shows on sunday. you can talk about where the mortals reside as the country looking at the criminals on october and was whistleblowers are in prison. we can see a lot about who we are as a society. now our special guest tonight is it going to be here in person because of a campaign similar to those that i've described against these whistleblowers. julian and i know there's a lot written about him in the press and there's a lot said about him in the press his personal life is debated everyday in some publication across the world he spearheaded a project that made it possible for a brave whistleblower multiple occasions whistleblowers on multiple occasions to provide concrete primary source mat