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To prevent not lament. it is so much easier to handle things beforehand than retroactively, but when it happens, we have to organize, we have to alert people and we have to be persistent. we can't stop. we have to keep talking about our stories. don't accept, you know, substandard help. never give up. don't allow people to walk away from your situation. don't allow authorities to misclassify, you know, your missing loved ones as runaways. because those hours that are, like -- the time wasted during misclassification, because no amber alerts go off if it's a runaway. an amber alert only goes of...

Significant new developments in the leak of 91,000 classified documents on the war in afghanistan. reports this morning they contain highly sensitive information on afghan informants critical to the u.s. mission in afghanistan. "the times" spent just two hours going through the wikileaks papers and found the name of dozens of afghans crafted with providing detailed intelligence to u.s. forces. this is the wikileaks co-founder yulian assange. >> if they are at risk, this would be because of a misclassification by the u.s. military itself. >> now, the pentagon has launched a full-blown investiga...

>> if there are those names there and they're at risk, this would be because of a misclassification by the u.s. military itself. >> another pentagon has launched an investigation to find the source and says thousands of personnel have access to the documents that were leaked. jim mick miklaszewski, the pres down playing the significance of what was in that leak, but what are they saying at the pentagon today? >> welsh it's one of the fears that u.s. military and intelligence officials have had from the very beginning, that there would be individuals identified in some of these cables, some of ...

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