confidential undercover operation, and eight state department cables, two of which had classified unless on national intelligence and defense issues. according to an affidavit obtained by the washington times, a special agent with the state department's office of inspector general writes, quote, none of the cames would have required hobson to print and retain copies of them, and that the national defense paperwork, quote, was an extremely sensitive document whose subject matter had no relation to hobson's job responsibilities and should not have been in his possession. bill. bill: has he been charged with a crime, molly? >> reporter: new york city he's not. he was recalled back to washington in october from his most recent post in south africa and he no longer has top secret clearance, but so far, he has not been charged with a crime and he's told investigators that he's being set up and that someone else must have put the papers in his work drawer and shipping boxes. bill: okay molly, the mystery continues, molly henneberg in d.c., thank you. here's martha. martha: a stranded climber