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Here, if this is prosecuted in georgia, we know this is a very different scenario when it comes to pardons, after any potential convictions. reporter: oh, sure is, david. presidential pardon would not apply to state charges, even a governor here cannot do it. in this state, out s a board of pardons and parole, and even then, a convicted felon would need to serve at least five years of a sentence before even applying. david? david: aaron katersky, thank you. we are also following breaking news coming in right now from north korea. what they re now saying about that u.s. soldier who crossed the dmz into north korea on his own. let s get right to abc s chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz. martha, what have you learned tonight? reporter: david, this is the first public statement from north korea since travis king bolted across the border on purpose in front of a crowd of tourists less than a month ago. the north koreans now saying he has expressed his willingness to s ....
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Behind the post before an fbi swat tm moved into make arrest. tohaa, sitting on his back as ts approached. aaron katersky joining us from boston. jack teixeira facing two charges but more could be on the way. reporter: it seems likely because the charges so far are based on just one leaked document and it s believe there are dozens more. the fbi tonight is trying to work through the full breadth of his disclosures whether he was working alone and what his motive was but with the charges so far today, wit, he already faces up to 15 years in prison. thank you. now to the troubling questions. how could a 21-year-old it specialist half access to so much sensitive information? and why did it take the pentagon so long to find out? let s get to abc s chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz. they are saying he directed the military and intelligence community to take steps to further secure and limit ....