LEMON: Accused of spying for an ally. A New Jersey man who allegedly passed classified information to Israel is due in federal court this afternoon. Let's get more now from our justice correspondent, Kelli Arena in Washington. Kelli, what's this all about?</s>KELLI ARENA, CNN JUSTICE CORRESPONDENT: Well, Don, here's the headline. A U.S. Army veteran is charged with passing classified secrets to Israel. Ben Ami Kadish will appear in court, as you said, this afternoon, facing charges for crimes that he allegedly committed between 1979 and 1985 when he was working as a mechanical engineer at an Army research center in Dover, New Jersey. Prosecutors say that Kadish actually took home secret documents from that facility, let an Israeli consulate worker take pictures of them. Now, interestingly, the government says that it was the consulate employee who received information from convicted Pentagon spy Jonathan Pollard.</s>TOM CASEY, DEPUTY STATE DEPARTMENT SPOKESMAN: Our standards are the same for any country. We treat seriously our obligations, all of us, as government officials to safeguard classified information, to safeguard national security information. And there is pretty much a zero-tolerance policy for anyone that would engage in sharing that information in an unauthorized way with anyone, including countries that are good friends and allies like Israel.</s>ARENA: Those secret documents included information, according to the government, about nuclear weapons, the F-15 Spider jet and the Patriot missile defense system. And Don, you may be wondering, what did he get for all his trouble? Well, apparently, he was not paid, according to prosecutors. He just did it because he wanted to help Israel.</s>LEMON: Well, I think what do you get, you get in trouble for all of his troubles.</s>ARENA: It's jail time, if you're convicted.</s>LEMON: Yes, right. Kelli Arena, thank you.</s>KEILAR: Drivers getting squeezed at the pumps. Another record high for gasoline and oil. So how do you save money? Well, you tell us in your e-mails, coming up in the NEWSROOM.
New Jersey Man Accused of Spying for Israel