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It's Friday, May 19th. How would the Pentagon know this guy might steal secrets? Well, they're now admitting he's done it before. We start here.

As the man allegedly behind a massive leak prepares to enter court today, he tried to stuff a note in his pocket that he had taken out of a briefing.

Prosecutors say he's been caught sneaking around with classified info again and again.

Their synagogue has a Torah, a rabbi, and a mass shooting escape route.

I want you to fight like you the third monkey in life for Noah's Ark and it's starting to rain.

How escalating anti-Semitic attacks are reshaping houses of worship. And Florida's always humid, but not like this.

A researcher dives into a subject matter and he still hasn't come up for air.

From ABC News, this is Start Here. I'm Brad Milky.

It's proven to be one of the most substantial military leaks in a generation.

The Justice Department has launched an investigation to who leaked them and how.

Dozens of messages posted online detailing key national security information from what we had on the Russians, the Chinese.

US intelligence officials were aware of multiple different Chinese spy balloons.

Even stuff we had on our allies.

Potential problems for Ukraine, including a die shortage of air defense missiles.

And allegedly, all these leaks went back to one man, a Massachusetts air national guardsman named Jack Tixera.

The leader of an invite only online chat group.

Charged with violating the espionage act.

Now he hasn't been convicted, but regardless of what happens to him, some of the biggest questions are for the Pentagon.

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