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The seasonal accused of the biggest security breach in u.s. history says he has been punished enough already. army private bradley manning is expected to testify this week in a pretrial hearing. his lawyers contend his isolation in the small cell where he was forced to sleep naked was illegal. they are seeking a dismissal of charges. manning is accused of sending classified war logs and diplomatic cable to website wikileaks. all sides seem to be digging in as the political turmoil in egypt conti...

>> in maryland on monday, facing charges on the largest leak of hearing. a hearing to decide if hell face a full court martial and an officer testifying about week security at the intelligence officially where they work and soldiers use today listen to pirated movies and play games on military computers and analysts left post-it notes on their desks with pass wards and the facilities did not have a system in check to check whether classified information was removed from the building. the private...

Disagree with the war all you want, take issue with the policy, challenge me or our grand commanders on the decisions we make to accomplish the mission weve been given but dont put those who willingly go into harms way even further in harms way just to satisfy your need to make a point. >> many of the leak war logs suggest pakistan is aiding insurgents in afghanistan. i spoke about that with pakistans ambassador to the united states, husain haqqani. mr. ambassador, thank you so much for joining ...

The web of intrigue growing in the leak of tens of thousands of those secret afghan war documents, and investigators reportedly following a trail to a prestigious university in the northeast. julian assange is the editor of wikileaks. the site publicized the war logs. the prime suspect as the source of that leak is private first class bradley manning. he is in solitary confinement in virginia. authorities were tipped off about mng by this guy, a former computer hacker named adrian lamo, and he i...

Into bps crippled well in the gulf of mexico in a bid to seal it permanently, and were hearing that the knowledge of whether it worked will be -- come to us in about hours, not days. final tests being completed today to allow that to happen. all right. i want to tell you a little bit about the wikileaks investigation. were going to talk to barbara starr in just a moment, but the man who tipped off the federal government about the wikileaks suspect in custody, a u.s. army private called bradley...

Five miles away. astronauts were prepared to take shelter in the soyez aircraft until nasa gave the all-clear. and the "wall street journal" is reporting that a new company policy now bans profanity in all electronic messages. it has not gone as far as pulling out the bars of soap yet, but software will screen for colorful language and even curse words spelled with asterisks are curses, and employee e-mails have been a sensitive subject for goldman since the s.e.c. sued them for investment fra...

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Soon. >> reporter: the new document dump by wikileaks could contain a huge database of classified iraq war tactical reports. reports on significant acts on the ground, unit level action and tactical material from the field. according to a spokesman for the defense settlement who also says the pentagon does not know what wikileaks has. defense has set up a task force of 100 or so people ready to review the leaked documents. that team was established after the july leak of the afghan war logs. the...

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>> a shocking new study. >> first, lets get right to the headlines and they could go public today and wikileaks may not way till tomorrow to release 400,000 secret military reports. and joining us with the developments is julia kirtz. what are we expecting, julie. >>? today or tomorrow when the pentagon expects the document dump from wikileaks and as you said this could be 400,000 pages related to the iraq war. spokesman for the defense department tells me theyre not waiting for wikileaks to act...