. >>> all right, here at home, paula broadwell speaking out for the first time since the sex scandal that brought down retired general and cia director david petraeus. in an interview with the abc station in charlotte, north carolina, broadwell called the fallout from her affair with petraeus, "a devastating period for her family," and she said she's sorry for the whole thing. >> i have remorse for the harm that this has caused, the sadness it's caused to my family and other families and for causes that we belong to. >> broadwell credits her husband for standing by her and providing support. these days she spends most of her time working with veterans and wounded warrior groups. we're going to hear much more from broadwell's interview coming up on "good morning america." >>> all right. still ahead, why workers at the irs will have an extra long holiday weekend. >>> plus, if you're planning on hitting the beach, we're going to have a list of beach sunscreens that will perhaps save you some money. >>> and hopefully you do have memorial day off. but if you don't, you're in good company.

really fascinating to listen to paula broadwell.y in the audience at the prayer breakfast when she was approached by a reporter and we are hearing from paula broadwell and what her life is all about now. >> i have made some mistakes in the past. i am trying to look forward with my family. this breakfast is a reminder of what should be first. i have been involved in a number of wounded veterans missions. i count my blessings. being in this wonderful country and wonderful community and having such a wonderful family and opportunities and the opportunity to rebuild. >> broadwell indicating she is trying to rebuild her life. she has a few legal challenges ahead of her. the federal government still looking at her and why and how she had classified material. it is alleged in her home that was unauthorized. also, as for petraeus, retired general, retired cia director still being looked at by the cia internally for any potential wrong doing associated with all of this. really interesting both of them saying they are affiliating themselves w

as for broadwell, she said she's been focusing on her c.a.p.er group. >> i counseled my blessings, being in this wonderful country, having such a wonderful family and to have an opportunity. >> now soon after their affair was uncovered the fbi unlaunched an investigation into broadwell for potentially mishandling classified information and that probe is ongoing. charlie >>> one in four americans now think americans should do more to restrict civil liberties to n order to fight terror. we'll talk with an attorney general who served under president george bush. that's ahead on "cbs this morning." ♪ there's a bonus in store... ...at the petsmart double bonus sale. save and get more free! save $5 on blue wilderness™ rocky mountain recipe dog food. plus get a free can of blue wilderness™ dog food with qualifying purchase. at petsmart®. daisy is 100% pure with nothing else added. meals are simply better with a dollop of daisy. ♪ ♪ do a dollop, do, do a dollop of daisy ♪ so do tire swings! this is our ocean spray cran-lemonade. it's good, old-fashione

paula broadwell talking publicly about her high-profile affair with david pa tray etraeus. she spoke to a reporter in south carolina. jim avila with the story. >> reporter: one half the country's biggest sex scanda g the biographer who became the mistre mistress. >> i mad mistakes and i'm regrestful pain it caused, at some point you pick yourself up and face forward and keep moving. >> reporter: general petraeus a war hero and iraq in afghanistan, resigned in disgrace as sigh why direct-- c director after the affair was revealed. >> i regret and apologize for the circumstances that led to my resigation from the cia and caused such pain for my family. >> reporter: until now, she has never spoken publicly about the affair. >> remorse for the harm this has caused, the sad nas it's caused in my family and other families. >> reporter: the pair met while paula broadwell was a graduate student at harvard, working on a discertificatation about the general. he agreed to help her. their six year relationship resulted in a book and the affair. in the aftermathings broadwell's home was

in the aftermath, broadwell's home was searched, accusations made she had access to government secrets. her security clearance revoked. now broadwell tells erica bryant of abc's wsoc, it is support from loved ones that got her through all of the scrutiny. >> blessed with an awesome family, wonderful community that's been great part of my rehabilitation, if you will, and wonderful organizations that realize even if you make mistakes you can contribute. dust off and move on. >> reporter: she says she's filled with shame and guilt over the affair and hopes her work with with veterans will somehow redeem her. for "good morning america," jim avila, abc news, washington. >> apparently her husband is standing by her. fascinating to hear her speak. >>> ginger zee still in central park, we're being cruel making her stand outside. we'll bring her back in. national forecast now? >> yes. i'm telling you, it's cold enough i could have done gloves out here, that's how cool and wet it is here. 45 degrees in central park. let's go to atlantic city it's two degrees warmer, 47. drier and breezy. today i

as for broadwell, she said she's been focusing on her c.a.p. in this wonderful country, having such a wonderful family and to have an opportunity. >> now soon after their affair was uncovered the fbi unlaunched an investigation into broadwell for potentially mishandling classified information and that probe is >>> all right. clear skies all around the bay area now. even at the beach. this may be the place to be if you want to stay away from the heat. it is going to be hot outside except along the coast. heat advisory in much of the bay area except at the coast. temperatures popping up now, though, 68 in fairfield, 64 in pacifica. but only 45 degrees in santa rose. this afternoon, up in the low to mid-90s inland. 80s and 90s inside the bay and 70s at the coast. a little cooler tomorrow, much cooler over the weekend. >>> one in four americans now think americans should do more to restrict civil liberties to n order to fight terror. we'll talk with an attorney general who served under president george bush. that's ahead on "cbs this morning." ♪ th

. >>> what paula broadwell is saying now about her own family and how they reacted to the scandal. >> looking outside, a bit windy out there, and there's a threat of possible rain >> ama: the biographer who famously had an affair with cia general david petraeus is talking about it. she sad down exclusively with the abc station in charlotte, north carolina and says the affair has caused her much guilt and feels bad about hurting her family. >> i'm the first to admit i made mistakes and i'm regretful for the pain that this cautioned but at some point you pick yourself up, move forward, and keep moving. >> ama: she is married with two young children. she says her husband and friends are standing by her. broadwell met the married general petraeus by researching a book about with wartime leadership and hopes her work with veterans will redeem here. >> thousand office boy and girl scouts took part in an event that has been a memorial day tradition in the bay area for the past 50rs. ♪ >> as the nation remembers our military members who died in service, the scouts placed american flags at eac

broadwell went on to say she turns to faith and volunteer to go get her through. despite the affair she thanked her husband for staying by her side. >> brand new details being released about new jersey bars that have switched out expensive food for the really cheap stuff. we now know that one of those places was mixing, listen to this, food die with rubbing alcohol and serving it as scotch. police not revealing the name of the wbar yet but they say no health issues were reported. 13 of the 29 places sited were tgi fridays. look out for that. >> morgan freeman not one for early morning wake up calls. he falls asleep during a live interview. he was there to promote the new movie "now you see me" he was having trouble keeping his eyes open. free man says he wasn't actually sleeping he was testing a new product google eyelids. >> i am not so sure about that. >> he is so advanced in age i believe he deserves a nap every now and then. >> thank you very much patti ann. >> 3 million people will hit the road for the weekend. some ralready seeing wild weather. maria molina

director david petraeus, paul la broadwell speaking out.have remorse for what this has caused. broadwell said she turned to faith and volunteering to get her through it and despite the affair thanked her husband for staying by her side. >>anna: students arrested at school for a high-tech cheating scheme. police in arizona say three 16-year olds hacked into their teachers' computers and changed their grades. >> the f.b.i. showed up, and two of the three kids got hauled away in handcuffs. >> they do need to be punished for something like that. i don't think you should ever change your grades. >>anna: cops say the students admitted they did it and now face criminal charges. >>steve: amanda bynes will be in a new york city courtroom this morning after she was arrested for pot possession. that is her under the hair. sources tell tmz -- >>anna: looks like a wig. >>steve: sources tell them a building official saw bynes in the lobby with a joint, but by the time the cops arrived she was in her apartment and let officers in. that's when they spotted

and for causes that we belong to. >> broadwell says she's blessed to have the support of her family,band, and community, which she says have allowed her to pick up, dust off, and move on. >>> if hillary clinton decides to run for president in 2016, she has the early edge in a key state. iowa voters so far favor clinton above top potential republican contendors, including senators marco rubio and rand paul. the quinnipiac university poll shows she would defeat rubio by 11 percentage points today and would beat paul by four points. clinton was helped by strong support from women. >>> and first lady michelle obama and some d.c. school children had a good time and it was for a good reason. they danced to james brown's "going to have a funky good time" until they had to freeze in positions shown on flash cards when the music stopped. this school that you see here is part of a nationwide program. it has seen a jump in test scores and enrollment after putting heavy emphasis on the arts. a new story for that school. wolf? >> she is good. really good. got some potential there. nice moves as w

. >>> we are hearing from paula broadwell for the first time since the sex scandal that brought downbroadwell called the fallout from her affair with petraeus, "a devastating period for her family." she said she is sorry for the entire thing. >> i have remorse for the harm that this has caused -- the sadness it's caused in my family and other families. and for -- causes that we belong to. >> broadwell credits her husband for standing by her and providing support. these days she spends most of her time working with veterans and wounded warrior groups. you will hear much more from broadwell's interview in a few hours on "good morning america." >>> president obama redefining america's war on terror laying out a strategy for a new phase in an hour-long speech. he promised more oversight or drone strikes defending efforts to pursue terrorists overseas. abc's jonathan karl has the more. >> reporter: a secret war, unmanned aircraft operated out of nondescript rooms, tracking suspected terrorists, firing on targets half a world away. not a video game. this is deadly. by most estimates. killi

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>> well, after cia director david petraeus resigned over his affair with biographer paula broadwell inember, he went to capitol hill where the general who once basked in the media now shunned attention. this is the only shot of petraeus from november 16th, his car leaving the capital complex he used service entrance to avoid reporters and cameras all together. on that day source close to the general told fox he knew within 24 hours of the attack that it was terrorism and al qaeda and al cherie were were most likely behind it he had no idea who was behind changes to the talking points. but this week's edition of the "weekly standard" reports that on september 15th, one day before ambassador rice's controversial sunday show appearances, petraeus knew who was behind the changes to the talking points. emailing the cia point person on capitol hill. expressing frustration obama all references to al qaeda, harris. >> harris: as this whole thing unfolds it makes you wonder how quickly he may be called back to say what he knows. some lawmakers are accusing general petraeus of changing his story

source very close to david petraeus at that point he was head of the cia and she says her name was broadwell or something like that she said publicly in denver that the cia was trying to interrogate people at a see the installation there in benghazi and that the locals knew these people were their brothers and sisters and that was the reason now no one has even looked into that so we have all manner of explanations as to why it happened what was going on and got to see why the ambassador was in benghazi is a question that hasn't even been addressed among all these talking points stuff but the thing that i would like to stress is this in mid october before the national election here in this country darrell ice the head of the government oversight committee held a hearing and they had star witnesses and they had this fellow big strapping diplomatic security york nordstrom and he was their star witness and they said you asked for more security and get it yes sure well i we think that the more security would have prevented this what do you think now nobody knows but i will quote every dog strum

what we do know that he was in his communications with all the broadwell that got him in hot water in the first place . let's get to what's in your prime interest. on halloween two thousand and eleven the futures and the street was rocked by the failure of a mid-sized brokerage firm which was forced into liquidation and bankruptcy junk or zine a former goldman sachs c.e.o. and former new jersey governor and senator had made highly leveraged bets on european debt with our money as creditors became increasingly concerned about m.s. global solvency they demanded more cash and collateral but when the dust settled one point six billion dollars of customers fines was missing and these were not investors who had decided to risk money on the firm these were customers who simply put cash and securities on deposit with m.f. global to secure trades former f.b.i. director louis freeh he was appointed the trustee over the parent holding company is suing john corazon and demanding a jury trial something that's pretty unusual for a bankruptcy case i talked to earlier today with john breaux co-founde

what we do know that it was his communications with paula broadwell that got him in hot water in the first place. let's get to what's in your prime interest. on halloween two thousand and eleven the futures and the street was rocked by the failure of a midsize brokerage firm which was forced into liquidation and bankruptcy junk or zine a former goldman sachs c.e.o. and former new jersey governor and senator had made highly leveraged bets on european debt with further money as creditors became increasingly concerned about m.s. global solvency they demanded more cash and collateral but when the dust settled one point six billion dollars of customers was missing and these were not investors who had decided to risk money on the firm these were customers who simply put cash in securities on deposit with m.f. global to secure trades.

but we do know that it was his communications with all the broadwell that got him in hot water in the first place . let's get to what's in your prime interest.

a and it was that time he was alleged to begin his affair with his biographer paula broadwell they communicated by email when. they were logged into the same e-mail account and posted messages to each other in the drafts folder however the ip addresses they both use eventually helped investigators make the connection. resigned in disgrace his prodigious rolodex attracted the attention of k.k. our founder henry kravitz the resourceful private activity equity guru called the day after he left the cia on his brand new private line the coveted power play is expected to pay off as speculated by robert wind of economic policy. journal dot com who wrote if you don't have a d.c. n site or you are not protected take a are in the hiring of just bought itself major protection and that's how we profiled david petraeus. it's time for the dailies obama yes it's time for the viewers to speak their mind and get our response all right hopefully the nuts in the you know all right we have some viewer feedback that we took from facebook the first question is from hob right off he said john corazon it bankrupted an

paula broadwell was a little too chatty for petraeus anyway.at kind of went wild when i was younger. >> stephanie: yes. >> caller: i liked that. >> stephanie: you know why? it's because catholic girls wait much too late. >> they start much too late. and now all i need is a bottle of red and a bottle of white. >> caller: there you go. they are talk obama lied obama lied. what -- i really don't understand -- there was four people killed -- has everybody forgot about the what roughly '60 people that were killed during the chuckle nuts -- >> stephanie: no, they haven't forgotten, it's just not relevant because that was a white guy. >> what did you call him? >> these guys have their talk points. you bring up the 60 americans killed during the bush administration, and they say there was no cover up there. once the email chain goes away they will go back to the whistleblower hicks. they exployed 9/11 '01 to attack [ inaudible ]. >> stephanie: thank you. what did i say? >> it's what the caller called president bush. >> stephanie: what? >> he called him

an apology from paula broadwell in her first sit-down interview since her extramarital affair with former cia director david petraeus came to light about six months ago. petraeus was forced to resign in november after admitting to the affair. >> i have remorse for the harm that this has caused, the sadness it's caused in my family and other families. and for causes -- >> a new report in the national journal suggests gop senators and congressmen plan on keeping the washington, d.c. controversies alive in their home districts. report says republicans will focus on the irs targeting conservative groups and blame the obama administration for being unaccountable. meantime a new gallup poll finds 42% of americans feel the irs is doing a poor job. and tough words from the former executive editor of the jerusalem post on the u.s. handling of foreign affairs. quote in the short term, obama's pro-live righting crises are clouding the democrats prospects in next year's midterm elections. in the longer-term they further reduce the already low prospect that once he departs obama will have left much of

broadwell is married and has three kids. >> governor christie cut a five mile ribbon.e state's shoreline will look as it did last summer. america's most beloved meatball and jersey shore star snooki told the governor she hopes he starts to like them. for more of the trending stories go to foxnews.com. >> shannon: they looked like they were getting along well there. >> why wouldn't they? >> they do have important things in common. making shortages sure that the jersey shore recovers. and you are a jersey boy, too, so i know you care, too. >> gtl! >> shannon: oh, boy. after the show. thanks peter. >> shannon: many of you about know just how exhausting it can be to care for a newborn especially when you someone to share the duties with you like a spouse. imagine when you spouse is deployed overseas. that is where meigs sleep joins in. denise is the founder. tell us how this works. basically we know that when people are deployed they are missing a spouse sometimes and you have a young baby or young kids in the house and it is one person tackling it instead of two. >> that

. >>> let's go to front page photography and paula broadwell. >> i have remorse for the harm that this has caused. the sadness it's caused in my family and other families. and for causes that we belong to. >> first lady michelle obama showing off her dance moves at an elementary school in washington, d.c., on friday. she's playing a game of freeze dance with the students to the godfather of soul's hit "we're going to have a funky good time." that's one of eight schools that uses the arts to promote academic achievement. >>> and a new report in the national journal suggests that republican lawmakers are keeping the controversies a the forefront of their local constituencies. now, all of this is a new gallup poll that finds 42% of americans are doing a poor job. politics editor, white house reporter for "the washington post," good to see you both. thank you for joining me. >> thank you. >> david, any other shoes to drop here on the irs targeting the conservative groups that might bring this controversy any closer to the president? >> alex, what we know right now, i don't think it's the m

i have not heard anywhere else, anyone mention the fact that paula broadwell -- and i cannot be the only who has seen the video -- that there were insurgents being held by intelligence somewhere there down the street, across the street, somewhere close to the ambassador's location. that is what the people were trying to do is recover the people who were being held. if that is the case, if i'm not an executivere was order issued by obama that there were no more people held at sites like that. since that scandal broke, none of that has come to light. guest: i did look into that to the extent that i was able to. two points on that -- i talked to some sources i have their. i don't have the whole story. but the ones i spoke to were not aware of anyone being held as described. our two, to your point that the united states is not supposed to do that sort of thing, i was also told by sources that sometimes if something like that is done, we could be using maybe you could call it a loophole where we use local forces to actually do the holding, so we could say that they are not really in the u.s.

i have not heard anywhere else, anyone mention the fact that paula broadwell -- and i cannot be the onlyone who has seen the video -- that there were insurgents being held by intelligence somewhere there down the street, across the street, somewhere close to the ambassador's location. that is what the people were trying to do is recover the people who were being held. if that is the case, if i'm not mistaken, there was an executive order issued by obama that there were no more people held at sites like that. but since that scandal broke, none of that has come to light. guest: i did look into that to the extent that i was able to. two points on that -- i talked to some sources i have their. i don't have the whole story. but the ones i spoke to were not aware of anyone being held as described. our two, to your point that the united states is not supposed waso that sort of thing, i also told by sources that sometimes if something like that is done, we could be using maybe you could call it a loophole where we use local forces to actually do the could say that they are not really in the u.s.