miss broadwell is going to begin with a few readings from her book, and then she'll be happy to take. forward operating base. delaram, afghanistan, july 2010. "lock the door, paula," said general petraeus. and with my skirt still hiked up above my waist, i wordlessly obeyed. the deadbolt slid into place with a loud thunk, and i knew the junior officers outside could easily tell what was going on, but i was beyond caring. the general reached into his

you may remember her from the david petraeus, paula broadwell sex scandal, that ended the career of ae allied commander. it started last summer when she went to the fbi to report a case of cyber stalking. then according to a new lawsuit she and her husband are bringing against the obama administration seeking an apology and compensation, kelly was then slimed by military enforcement, even though she says she was the victim of the cyber stalking. >> the other woman, in the line of booty, like phone sex. >> the general now has to explain nearly 20,000 pages of e-mail with mrs. kelly. >> under penalty of perjury, jill kelly swears that descriptions like these are inaccurate and defamatory and that she, quote, has not had an affair with anyone. so how did it happen that this woman saw her reputation allegedly destroyed by anonymous government officials? >> being in the position that mrs. kelly and her husband are in today is not certainly they asked for. they came forward to do the right thing, and everything that was unleashed from that point forward was a result of the government's lack

paula broadwell physically followed jill kelley on a couple of occasions and one instance, broadwellan e-mail saying she had seen kelly with a top official. and she knew in advance of a secret dinner between kelly, general allen and a handful of top officials. in an e-mail to kelly's husband, scott kelly was told to rein her in before we shame senior military and public officials and foreign ambassadors with who whom she has contact otherwise become an embarrassment to all and center, mails to several top military officials including strangely enough, petraeus himself and general allen. that's according to a lawsuit kelly has filed against the fbi and pentagon charging them with ruining her reputation by leaking her name. federal prosecutors have declined to bring any charges against broadwell. the case began to unravel after the general forwarded the e-mail he received to kelly prompting her to go to her local fbi agent kelly humphries and humphries became famous for spreading a shirtless photo of himself around the internet whether he had an affair with kelly. an agent showed up at

nine months after an affair with paula broadwell, he is reinventing himself in america's media capitalng a teaching gig. >> life doesn't stop with such a mistake and can and must go on. >> reporter: petraeus joins a long line of officials who were involved in scandals. public reasonings expert has covered everyone to -- take immediate responsibility. apologize to the right people, his wife and the american people. and remove yourself from controversy, meaning don't fight to stay on as cia director. it didn't hurt that the president granted petraeus a graceful exit. >> he has provided this country an extraordinary service. >> what could be a more attractive thing than that kind of sendoff. >> reporter: but his past hasn't been perfect. he was set to make $150,000 for teaching students three hours a week. >> my initial reaction was outrageous. >> reporter: the doctor says most would get $3,000 for teaching that seminar, and the school's mission is to provide an affordable session. >> once again, it's how he is quick on his feet. i would say before the ink was dry on that first story ther

we now know those came from paula broadwell, the woman having an affair with general petraeus. obama administration now has until september 24th to respond. the kellys' attorney said in a letter to attorney general eric holder, quote, government officials investigating a high level sex scandal engaged in willful and intentional violations of confidentiality and privacy requirements with the effect to divert public folks and diffuse political pressure. the obama administration has declined to comment given the pending litigation. coming up next on "the lead," terrorists waiting in the wings. could al qaeda benefit from a u.s. strike on syria? plus does the original boy band have a new album in the works? how some on line soothes -- sleuths reveal hints of a new beatles record? oral-b pro-health toothbrushes with crisscross technology remove up to 90% of plaque in hard to reach areas. feel the difference. oral-b, trust the brand more dentists and hygienists use. oral-b. life opens up when you do. >>> welcome back to "the lead." coming back to our world lead, the crisis in syria s

last year, i served on a panel with paula broadwell. any of ournot expect distinguished panelists to make news like that this year, i think they will all be in the spotlight in some form. to my left, the general counsel of the national security agency, which has been in the hot seat of all the issues that have been front and center since the edward snowden disclosures. before that, he was staff secretary for president obama. my understanding is, that gave him access to everything that desk,o the president's which is pretty ominous, when you think about it. i first encountered him when he was a counsel for the 9/11 commission, investigating what happened there. attorneyft, the u.s. for the eastern district of virginia. that has put him at the forefront of investigations on terrorism, and quite a few media leak investigations, leak investigations involving media, a subject we will get to on this panel. he served in the justice department, and was a counsel to then-senator joe biden. johnson was jay general counsel for the defense departme

last year, for example, i served on a panel with paula broadwell -- [laughter] and while i don't expect any of our distinguished panelists to be making news quite like that this year, i think they'll all be in the spotlight in some form or another. >> raj day is the general counsel of the national security agency which puts him right in the hot seat of all the issues that have been front and center since the snowden disclosures. before that, raj was the staff secretary for the president, president obama, and my understanding is that gave him access to everything that went to the president's desk which is pretty ominous when you think about it. i first encountered raj when he was a counsel for the 9/11 commission investigating what went, what happened there. to his left, neil mcbride is the u.s. attorney for the eastern district of virginia, and which has put him at the fore front of investigations on terrorism and quite a few media leak investigations, leak investigations involving the media, a subject i want to get to on this panel. before that he served in the justice county in the --