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We have breaking news in the case of major jason brezler, a marine who got in trouble when they broke the rules in an attempt to save the lives of his fellow marines. our fox news chief intelligence correspondent catherine explains. >> tonight fox news reaching his defense team. they are assessing the board's decision. the alleged pedophile broke the rules because brezler used his yahoo! account and admitted the

We have breaking news in the case of major jason brezler, a marine who got in trouble when they broke the rules in an attempt to save the lives of his fellow marines. our fox news chief intelligence correspondent catherine explains. >> tonight fox news reaching his defense team. they are assessing the board's decision. the alleged pedophile broke the rules because brezler used his yahoo! account and admitted the

This afternoon the house approved a measure renewing a 25-year-old prohibition against undetectable firearms. the chief intelligence correspondent kathryn heritage reports concerns remain that new technology could make getting a deadly weapon into a restricted area much easier. >> reporter: making a plastic gun that's lethal and fires like the real thing is no longer a fantasy for enthusiasts like cody wilson. wilson, a pioneer of 3d gun making says the emergence of new printer technology and the availability of resilient plastics mean the possibilities are endless. >> there'll be hybrid techn...

$10 million for information leading to the arrest or conviction of anyone involved with the benghazi terror attack in 2012. the department says the rewards were not publicized on its rewards for justice website like normal because of security issues around the investigation. and breaking tonight, chief intelligence correspondent kathrine herrage has obtained the nondisclosure agreement cia personnel signed in the aftermath of the benghazi attacks. good evening. >> good evening, chris. fox news has learned five cia personnel including government contractors were asked to sign a second nondisclo...

Surveillance on foreign officials. chief intelligence correspondent kathrine reports his message was it's just business as usual. >> reporter: the nation's spy chief testified it should be no secret to the president nor his national security staff that the u.s. intelligence community is targeting foreign leaders. at one point comparing the nsa's surveillance controversy to a hollywood film. >> some of this reminds me a lot of the classic movie "casa blanca." my god, there's gambling going on here. it's the same kind of thing. >> would it be fair to say that the white house should know what tho...