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A nuclear engineer with the U.S. Navy and his wife have been indicted for allegedly trying to sell submarine secrets to a foreign power.

>> bret: welcome back to the port of los angeles. the navy engineer and his wife charged with trying to sell secrets about american nuclear submarines to a foreign power are pleading not guilty. the couple was arrested earlier this month following a year-long sting with undercover fbi agents. russia the increasing pressure on the taliban following u.s. military withdrawal from afghanistan. the country is facing a economic collapse and a humanitarian catastrophe. moscow hopes to take advantage. h...

The autopsy results encompass -- for her former fiance brian laundrie who does remain a person of interest in that case. a navy engineer and his wife accused in a plot to sell u.s. nuclear secrets to a foreign government appeared separately and a west virginia courtroom for the first time tuesday. both jonathan and diana toebee will remain in custody. going to be back in court friday for detention hearing. they could face life in prison if they are convicted, and they are considered flight risks...

Bone, the damage underneath. that will help determine if it was ligature strangulation or manual strangulation. that all may or may not be helpful in furthering the case. strangulation is the cause of death. important to know whether or not there were any defense wounds on the body, did she struggle, was there a fight for a while which would make it more horrendous for a injury. i like the way mercedes summed things up. i want her to be my lawyer if im in trouble. >> youll never need me, dr. bad...

>> in many ways, there have been improvements in the way that people contact us, in the way that, you know, we rolled out some new digital tools. >> reporter: but the lights are still going out. >> what i say to customers every day is this will get better. >> reporter: but brenda is sick of waiting. she says shes paying 54% more for electricity than she did last year. how much longer do you think this is going to go on for? >> i really dont know but i just want it to end. >> reporter: fema has s...

Broadway and have to go to broadway in a mask you know there is a pandemic and you try to go to a restaurant, oh that closed and that store closed and there are still remnants of the pandemic. >> bill: well grade him wrong on crypto, and give him a c on new york. >> dana: you have to call sean for crypto. >> bill: fox news alert now. an hour away the first court appearance for a navy engineer and his wife charged with trying to steal information about u.s. nuclear subs and give it to a foreign c...

-- interviewing brandon browns thought the crowd was chanting lets go brandon. turns out it was something else. not very nice or respectable but it is happening and even inspiring a song online. im sure -- not appropriate for either side of the aisle but it is making waves on line >> shannon: it is. sometimes things catch fire at a moment in history were people are very frustrated. we will see as a continues. come back and well talk and news in just a bit. navy engineer and his wife will appear ...

Topics and issues. whether it be covid, afghanistan, the battle over saving democracy. and its hard for the average every day voter to see these things. so as soon as i think they can get back, refocus, reengage, thats where we saw bidens numbers rise. thats going to be the path back to getting these numbers above water. are critical if the democrats want to hold on to the house and the senate in 2022. >> all right. thank you very much. >> thank you. heres a question for you. have you ever hid...

Syndrome. researchers believe the cause of the syndrome is directed energy such as targeted at u.s. embassies and identified several years ago at the u.s. embassy in cuba. now to this incredible story of a navy engineer facing espionage related charges after being accused of hiding restricted information about nuclear power submarines in a peanut butter sandwich. nbc news correspondent, stephanie gosk has the details. >> reporter: jonathan teva a navy engineer from maryland was trying to sell to...

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