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A nuclear engineer with the U.S. Navy and his wife have been indicted for allegedly trying to sell submarine secrets to a foreign power.

>> bret: welcome back to the port of los angeles. the navy engineer and his wife charged with trying to sell secrets about american nuclear submarines to a foreign power are pleading not guilty. the couple was arrested earlier this month following a year-long sting with undercover fbi agents. russia the increasing pressure on the taliban following u.s. military withdrawal from afghanistan. the country is facing a economic collapse and a humanitarian catastrophe. moscow hopes to take advantage. here's rich edson. >> the taliban in moscow. meeting with officials from afghanistan's neighbors like...

The autopsy results encompass -- for her former fiance brian laundrie who does remain a person of interest in that case. a navy engineer and his wife accused in a plot to sell u.s. nuclear secrets to a foreign government appeared separately and a west virginia courtroom for the first time tuesday. both jonathan and diana toebee will remain in custody. going to be back in court friday for detention hearing. they could face life in prison if they are convicted, and they are considered flight risks. after their arrest sent shock waves through the quiet annapolis, maryland, community where they li...

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