appearance for the suspect accused of leaking classified documents as we re learning details tonight about how jack to sherra was able to access such crucial information, plus the supreme court weighing in on the fight to essentially ban an abortion drug tonight, temporarily restoring full access to that widely used pill , but for how long? also tonight a possible motive in the murder of a top tech executive prosecutors revealing the stabbing came after an argument over a personal relation. asian ship. san francisco district attorney is my guest. let s go, outfront. good evening, everyone . i m erica hill in tonight for erin burnett. outfront tonight. beware the quiet man. those are believed to be the words of jack to share a he s the 21 year old member of the massachusetts air national guard who is now accused of leaking hundreds of highly classified pentagon documents that ominous passage, appearing on a gaming profile reportedly linked to share a who today? made his first
point, that s the point that they can actually purchase a beer. so now we re giving them a top secret compartmentalized information access. i do think that the military really should look at at least certain rank restrictions. somebody who s been in the military for a couple of years should not have access to this. it should be somebody who s been in the military for at least four or five years. somebody who s probably a noncommissioned officer, as opposed to a junior enlisted soldier. really quickly before i let you go. many was convicted by court martial but for now to share his cases in federal court, no comment from the a g about whether that may extend. how do you see that playing out? i m sorry. my ear piece fellow. can you say that question? i was just gonna say manning was convicted by court martial. do you anticipate that to share his case will stay in federal court. i think for teixeira s k hopes it should stay there because that s going to be the place where he
more revolutions from weener that he continued his lewd online sexting-type conduct after he resigned from congress for doing that. weiner has vowed not to get out of the race and his wife has still stood beside him. jamie: a military judge is deliberating the fate of army private bradley manning. remember manning accused of aiding our nation s enemies, by giving wikileaks classified secrets. proscures say manning is a traitor who gave secrets. his defenders say he is a whistle-blower who wanted people to know about the atrocities of war. the judge in the case is a woman, he has given up a jury
secrets into the hands of oblg bin laden himself when he leaked classified information. manning is charged with aiding the enemy, which could carry a life sentence. the other woman in that scandal that brought down former cia director david petraeus is fighting back. jill kelley and her husband are suing the fbi and other officials saying their privacy was violated, that the government leaked information about them. they are seeking an apology, monetary damages and other measures. police in south florida blame a bomb scare at a middle school on a 13-year-old boy. the sixth grader being questioned reportedly told classmates he placed bombs on the campus. that device turned out to be fake. his school and a nearby elementary school had to be evacuated. police say the fake bomb was made to look like a real explosive. the schools were given the all clear last night. nearly 3,000 people returning to their southern california homes now that crews have made major progress against the wil
had this is a problem coordinated in all likelihood out of washington headquarters. reporter: jay carney responded. i am not interested in having a back and forth with chairman issa. the president s focus is on taking action to hold accountable those responsible for this behavior. reporter: democrats point out an inspector general report concluded that partisan politics had nothing to do with the singling out of tea party groups. john and diana. thank you very much. there s intense debate this morning after the supreme court s controversial decision allowing police to routinely take dna samples from suspects. the aclu says the ruling is a gaping new exception to the fourth amendment but a group fighting against rape and sexual abuse praises the decision. they say dna is the most important tool police have in solving those kinds of cases. army private bradley manning faces a lengthy prison sentence but now prosecutors are trying to put him away for life. on opening day of