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- track stats and scores while watching your team live. to upgrade, just say "nhl center ice" into your voice remote or go online today. a yearlong undercover fbi investigation has led to the arrest of a navy engineer and

>> they have a court date. the navy engineer, jonathan toebbe, and his wife, have a court date later this week. hes charged in a criminal complaint, sort of the initial legal shot at him, and, you know, theres going to be an indictment down the road almost certainly. and that indictment will probably have more charges in it because this was a years-long investigation. but, you know, e v hes facing really serious jail time out of this, so, you know, you always have to look to what degree does som...

Cover fbi agent. >> reporter: the morning secrets leaked from within the u.s. navy, a navy engineer and his wife charged for sharing top street information about some of americas national security technology. jonathan teve who began working with the navy in 2012 and had top secret clearance, instead, they ended up in the hands of the fbi. teve left a package in west virginia containing an sd card. the sd card was wrapped in plastic and placed between two slices of bread on a half of a peanut but...

Agents its essentially useless because it was never finished. >> bret: bill melugin along the border in texas, thanks. the pentagons former software chief says china has one like the artificial intelligence battle with the u.s. and is heading toward global dominance. saying that the u.s. has no chance to compete in ten or 15 years. he says china is set to dominate the future of the world, controlling everything to geopolitics. blame sluggish innovation in the u.s. and reluctance of companies suc...

Lawmakers. no harm to any member of congress, which they have stressed was one of their main goals, if not the main goal that day. a spokesman disputed to politico that pittman lied to congress. overall, the u.s. capitol police executive team said in regards to this letter, a lot has changed since january 6th. the statement goes on to say, many of the problems outlined in the letter have been addressed under new police chief tom manger. a navy engineer behind bars accused of trying to sell ame...

Applauding -- steve patterson in los angeles. a big thanks to all three of you on this monday. by the way, a quick programming note here. you can actually watch the boston marathon throughout today on nbc sports and peacock. there will also be a replay of the marathon tonight, 8 p.m. eastern on the olympic channel. were following breaking news on this monday morning as well. the whistleblower inside the u.s. capitol police accuing the forces leaders of mishandling intelligence leading up to th...

Bureau obtained a package of materials sent to officials in an un-named third country. that suggests the country was a friend rather than an adversary. according to that complaint, the fbi began communicating with the couple, posing as a foreign intelligence service interested in paying them for defense secrets. the fbi convinced them to leave digital memory cards with sensitive data in remote locations in what are known in the spy world as dead drops. in one of the dead drops, as you mentioned,...

>> our thanks to candace gibson for that report. >> is that unbelievable? >> yes, it actually is. well talk more about this when we get the latest from covid. people pushing back from vaccine mandates and putting livels on the line? >> if you fly around and wont get a vaccination? go home. dont work, go find other pilots that are not willing to risk passengers lives. >> coming up, fear of military conflict between china and taiwan as tensions rise over is independence. what this means for u.s./c...

May not take this up again. it seems likely before the supreme court term ends that one way or another, this issue will be back. >> our justice correspondent, pete williams on the back and forth in texas. pete, thank you as always. passing intelligence about nuclear submarines inside a peanut butter sandwich. actually, half a peanut butter sandwich, but thats just one of the wild details in the charges against a navy engineer accused of trying to sell secrets to a foreign government. were goin...

Independent, and theres a few dozen folks, journalists and foreign politicians and really various folks who want to hold them to account. but its hard to say. at the end of the day the board makes suggestions to facebook and facebook has to decide if wants to accept them or not. theres still the out for facebook whether they want to do them or not, and i think at the real end of the day, congress and the parliamentary bodies abroad are going to be the things facebook has to worry about. >> mike ...