Live from NPR News in Washington, on Kurova Kulman, a federal grand jury has indicted Massachusetts

air national guardsman Jack Tashira on six counts. He's accused of leaking secret Pentagon

documents online for months. Tashira is jailed in Massachusetts. His lawyers say he has no

criminal history and should be released on bond. Prosecutors disagree. They say he could

flee to another country.

A U.S. nuclear power power power submarine has docked in South Korea. This comes a day after

North Korea test fire to ballistic missiles. NPR's Anthony Cune reports the U.S. is sending

more military hardware to Asia to reassure its allies and deter its adversaries.

The U.S. S. Michigan arrived in the port of Busan, Friday, the first U.S. nuclear-powered

guided missile sub to visit in six years. South Korea's defense ministry said the U.S.

and South Korean navies will conduct joint drills during the visit. The vessel is capable

of carrying over 150 Tomahawk cruise missiles. It's not clear if it is carrying any on this

trip.

Washington formalized its commitment to temporarily deploy such weapons at a bilateral

summit in Washington in April. The subs visit also follows North Korea's failed attempt

last month to launch his first military reconnaissance satellite. South Korea said Friday it had

salvaged what appears to be the rocket's second stage from the sea. Anthony Cune in

PR News sold.

UN Secretary General Antonio Gutierrez is warning of disaster, unless world governments

work very hard to reduce global warming.

Current policies are taking the world to a 2.8 degree temperature rise by the end of

the century. That spells catastrophe, yet the collective response remains pitiful.

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