he was accused of sharing top secret documents with his mistress, paula broadwell. had been writing a biography about petraeus and the two became romantically involved. when she felt threatened by jill kelli, he is began sending harassing emails when the fbi unveiled broadwell as the source of the emails they also discovered the affair. he is ak cased of sharing with broadwell eight of his personal black books, recording his time in afghanistan. the highly confidential material is said to include the identities of intelligence offices, war strategies and notes from high-level u.s. security meetings. he will plead guilty to unauthorized removal of classified material the charge carries up to a year in prison and a $100,000 fine. but it's unlikely he'll do any jail time. this analyst says he belongs -- >> belongs to a cast which is extremely powerful protected by powerful interests essentially. pay -- petraeus ingratiated himself to the people who are not just supporting the wars abroad -- >> reporter: but also though in power. that's while unlike edward snowden or ch

he was accused of sharing top-secret documents with his mistress paula broadwell.he has been writing a biography about petraeus and the two became romantically involved. when she felt threatened by another female she began sending harassing emails. according to court documents. petraeus is accused of sharing with broadwell eight of his personal black books, recording his time in afghanistan. the highly confidential material is said to include the identities of intelligence officers, war strategy and even notes from high-level security meetings. petraeus will plead guilty. the charge carries up to a year in prison and a $100,000 fine but it is unlikely petraeus will do any jail time. this analyst says he belongs -- >> belongs to a cast which is extremely powerful protected by powerful interests, essentially. petraeus certainly ingratiated himself with the people who are supporting not just america's wars abroad -- >> reporter: but also with those in positions of power, that's why unlike edward snowden in exile, or chelsea manning, petraeus is expected to receive jus

. >> petraeus admitted leaking classified information to his mistress and biographer paula broadwell. >> as i did in the past i apologize to those closest to me and to many others including those with whom i was privileged to serve in government and in the military over the years. >> as part of the deal he agreed to plead guilty to a misdemeanor and not contest the facts laid out by the government. those facts? the government says he illegally hung on to highly secret black book binders from his days as the top u.s. commander in afghanistan. the binders included names of covert operatives and coalition war strategy and notes about the petraeus discussions with president obama and the national security council. prosecutors say he gave the top secret military information to broadwell while she was working on the 2012 biography, "all in: the education of david petraeus." >> we have people in exile for leaking government secrets who weren't as highly placed as petraeus. >> he resigned at cia director when his affair was exposed in 2012. the fbi said he signed a form shortly after falsely

. >> he admitted to leaking classified information to his mistress and biographer, paula broadwell. >> i apologize to those closest to me and many others, including those who knew i was privileged to serve in government and the military over the years. >> as part of the deal, he pled guilty to a misdemeanor. and the facts the government said that et held onto secret black book binders from his days as the top u.s. commander in afghanistan. the binders included names of covert operatives, and strategy and notes about petraeus' discussions between president obama and the security council. he gave the top secret military information to broadwell while she was working on the 2012 biography, all in the education of david petraeus. >> we have people in exile because of government secrets who were not as high as petraeus, and there's manning and you know, generally you're not supposed to leak government secrets, and people are outraged because petraeus was a highly maintenanced, well regarded representative of our government overseas and here at home. >> petraeus resigned as cia director whe

they were shared with his mistress paula broadwell. she had been writing a biography about david petreaus. they became romantically involved. when she felt threatened by another female friend of petreaus, jill kelly, she began sending emails. they discovered evidence of the affair with the general when it was unearthed. according to court documents, david petreaus is accused of sharing with broadwell eight of his personal black books. recording his time in afghanistan. the highly confidential material is said to include the identities of covert intelligence officers, war strategy and notes from high level security meetings. petraeus will plead guilty to unauthorised removal of classified material on thursday. it carries up to a year in prison and a $100,000 fine. >> it's unlikely he'll do gaol time. time. this analyst says: >> he belongs to a caste that is powerful, protected by powerful interests, essentially. petraeus ingratiated himself with the people who are not just supporting america's wars abroad. >>> also with those in positio

he was accused of sharing top secret documents with his mistress paula broadwell.en writing a biography about petraeus and the two became romantically involved. when she felt threatened by another female friend she began sending harassing emails when the fbi unearthed broadwell as the source they discovered evidence of the affair. petraeus is accused of sharing eight of his personal black books, recording his time in afghanistan. the highly confidential material is said to include the identities of agents war strategy and others. he will plead guilty on thursday the charge carries up to a year in prison, and a $100,000 fine. but it is unlikely he'll do any jail time. this analyst says he belongs -- >> he belongs to a cast which is extremely powerful protected by powerful interests. he ingratiated himself with the people who are not just supporting america's wars abroad -- >> reporter: but also with those in positions of power. that's why unlike edward snowden in exile for exposing the mass nsa surveillance program in the u.s. or chelsea manning, pay trays a is expe

none of the sensitive information was published in broadwell's book on petraeus.etraeus scheduled to appear in federal court in the building you see behind me at 2:00 this afternoon. we'll let you know what happens, jenna. jenna: jonathan, thank you. jon: an update toory breaking yesterday on "happening now." a sky west plane also called a united express flight, carrying 75 passengers forced to make an emergency landing in buffalo after three of the passengers lost consciousness. the flight was on its way from hartford connecticut -- to hartford from chicago. the pilots not sure whether there was an air fresh problem descended quickly as fast as 7,000 feet per minute. passengers described the terrifying ordeal. >> very obvious that we were descending as rapid hi as we could. we just got off the plane and there was paramedics to meet us. jon: 17 passengers were checked out, none required treatment. maintenance crews found no problems with the plane, but the investigation is still underway. jenna: well an american who joined the enemy rising to prom innocence as an

to plead guilty in federal court to sharing cia information with his lover and biographer paula broadwell. the charges carry a maximum sentence of a year in prison and a $100,000 fine but prosecutors are bexexpected to recommend probation. chuck? >>> good morning once again. here's future weather for you. we have a mostly cloudy sky in place already. as we go through the day with all that strong daytime heating we may be able to bubble up one or two lonesome showers or sprinkles north of the d.c. metro area. the closer you get to the border, the better chances of getting hit with a shower or sprinkle. by 7:00 8:00 those rain chances will be gone. skies will clear out a bit overnight tonight and with a clearing sky and fading wind we could have scattered frost or freezing temperatures by tomorrow morning. seven-day forecast when i see you next. >>> passengers terrified after a plane suddenly drops 10,000 feet. >> we'll explain what >>> terrifying moments for passengers on board a sky west flight headed to connecticut. all of a sudden, the pilot sends the plane into a nosedive fearing a cab

and he gave broadwell eight black books with covert information, and other national defense informationpoppy, the government is expected to ask for two years of probation, and a $40,000 fine to put this in perspective, no jail time allowed under the plea deal struck. the maximum for a misdemeanor charged is a year in prison and a $100,000 fine. the deal he has is different from what he could be facing. >> absolutely one of the lawyers representing somebody else who is a government leaker in jail now wrote to the justice department saying this shows a profound double standard. we will wait for the sentencing today and i am sure there will be a lot of discussion about it afterwards. appreciate it. >>> also just in new, a black eye for the secret service. this time it's for failing to replace a security. >> there was a report put out on this on what they discovered. it started back in 2010 and one of the secret service's own security experts kind of flagged a problem saying at former president bush sr.'s home in houston, the system needs to be replaced replaced and the request was denied a

probation and fined him $100,000 for giving classified information to his miss res -- mistress paula broadwell. after the sentencing petraeus apologized. >> today marks the end of a 2 1/2 year ordeal that resulted from mistakes that i made. i now look forward to moving on with the next phase of my life and to continuing to serve our great nation as a private citizen. maureen: petraeus is working for a new york based private equity firm k.k.r. after five months of delay, the senate approved loretta lynch's nomination as attorney general. >> on this vote the ayes are 56 and the nays are 43. the nomination is confirmed. maureen: they had held up the nomination in the dispute over an abortion provision in a sex trafficking bill. many republicans objected to lynch's support for president obama's immigration policy. lynch will be the country's first african-american female attorney general. former secretary of state hillary clinton is being called to testify before the house committee investigating the ben-ghazi attacks and she's expected to testify twice in may and in june. the first hearing will f

and how is broadwell doing?s been pretty strong in mac shipments, we just talked about the new mac book earlier in the week. so that's not enough. we want to see category expansion from intel. do they expect some of these m chips that they have, the broadwell chips to cannibalize some of the tablet business that they haven't been able to really break in up to this point and then process technology. on the nanometer. what's an update. do they think they'll be able to get some of apple's base band business when that's ready? >> what about their hunger or appetite for large-cap acquisitions? ala altera? >> they have a tricky line to walk. they don't want to say yes we're in the market and drive up the purchase price for everything. but at the same time people are going to want to know with your process technology leadership. how much are you willing to go out there into a programmable semiconductors and maybe bolster some of the margins you can get from that as the fat business gross. >> i think intel is a candidat

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but he avoided any jail time for providing classified information to paula broadwell. >> i apologizeto me and to many others including those with whom i was privileged to serve in government and in the military over the years. >> petraeus's relatively weak punishment was immediately cited just hours ago by lawyers for former cia officer jeffrey sterling. prosecutors earlier in the week recommended a severe sentence of 19 to 24 years for sterling who was convicted of leaking inging classified information to "the new york times." okay, jess. so i thought it was fairly outrageous that david petraeus got off with effectively a wrist slap and now this decision seems to be really turning the justice department on its own head. lawyers are citing it as of an example of hey, well if he got off with that our guy should get off with a similarly lenient sentence. >> i'm not a legal expert or a national security expert, but i've seen this scandal play out a number of times and ways and i have come to the conclusion that we need more women cia directors. >> yes right? >> we just seem to have zero

he's accused of sharing military secrets with his biographer and former mistress paula broadwell. petraeus agreed to plead guilty to a misdemeanor count of unauthorized removal and retention of classified materials. the deal carries a possible sentence of up to a year in prison. for the first time publicly, a new pentagon strategy warned the u.s. military plans to use cyber warfare as an option in conflicts with enemies. the 33-page strategy is out today. it says that the defense department "should be able to use cyber operations to disrupt an adversary's command and control networks, military related critical infrastructure and weapons capabilities." we are learning more about france's foiled terror attack. the prime minister says six attempts have been thwarted since the summer 2013 and that includes the plan officials stopped on sunday when they arrested a 24-year-old algerian man. they say he was targeting one or more churches and was linked to the shooting death of a young woman. european union leaders are gathering in brussels today to address the migrant crisis. more than 1

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. >> he had an affair with his biographer paula broadwell, before giving her access to confidential information joompt a deadly mistake. president obama apologizes. yesterday the president said the target was an al qaeda compound. intelligence officials thought no civilians were there. american warren weinstein and an italian man, both aide work jeshs red wings died. al qaeda held both men captive for several years. >> i profoundly regret what happened happened. on behalf of the united states government i offer our deepest apologies. >>> the federal trade commission says be on the workout for a phony letter claiming to help you win a $2.5 million sweeps stakes prize. the letter appears to be from a california attorney. appears to include a fake letter from the ftc commissioner. the ftc says it does not give out sweeps stakes prizes. >>> happening today, power could return to the revel casino in atlantic city. the revel's new owner, glen straub and ac energy made a deal to turn the energy on for two weeks. acr shut off the service earlier this month over a fee dispute. the city has been fining s

he is expected to plead guilty for sharing the secrets with his lover paula broadwell. he could have a year in prison and a $100,000 fine. >>> as early as today the woman you see here could become the nation's first black female attorney general. the senate is moving forward on the long stalled nomination. confirmation vote -- the confirmation vote could happen later today. the president railed against republican senate leaders for delaying the vote over an unrelated political spat. this is loretta lynch we are talking about here. in 15 minutes we will talk to nbc's tracie potts on the politics at play in this issue. >>> a showdown between d.c.'s mayor and d.c.'s first ever elected attorney general may be averted for now. at issue, the new attorney general karl racine's battles. racine opposes bowser's plan and instead he wants more powers and a bigger budget. the d.c. council held a five hour round table on the dispute and they say it needs more public discussion. the mayor is happy to have more public debate. >>> a big drug bust in maryland. 100,000 bags of spice were

petraeus admitted to having an extra marital affair with his buyi boyographer, seen here, paula broadwellrosecutors agreed not to send petraeus to jail because none of the classified information was ever made public. >> this has been a five-month battle but the u.s. senate foinly voting to confirm president barack obama's nomination for attorney general. wh w loretta lynch. >> ayes are 56 and noays are 43. nomination is confirmed. >> with that, 56-43 vote makes lynch the first african-american female attorney general in american history. legislation passed on wednesday ending a bitter standoff. >>> a red alert after the calbuco volcano erupted twice in one day. >> images that came out are just amazing. including images of lightning. >> right. this is a phenomenon that's only been documented about 200 times since the last 50, 60 years, since they started recording these phenomenons. take a look at this lightning bolts, in the middle of what is called the eruption column of the volcano. it is, george, really incredible. there is a scientific explanation for this as well. which i would love

he admitted to having an extra marital affair with this woman, his buying fer, paula broadwell.ed as director of the cia in 2012 after the affair became public. prosecutors agreed not to send petraeus to jail because none of the classified information was ever made public. >>> he leaders from the european union plan to pour tens of millions of dollars into migrant search and rescue operations in the mediterranean sea. the summit innes before el belgium pauls for a message of silence for the 800 migrants feared dead after their boat is up sized. bill blatt reports on what european leaders are proposing to help slow the ongoing crisis. >> european union decidedity main tool for saving lives in the mediterranean will remain its triton operation. the budget will be tripled. and they say that's key because it will bring up its budget, capability, resources in line with the predecessor operation run by the i tal grab government. mare mare nostrum was a success saving potentially tens of thousands of lives. that's where the key difference between the mare nostrum and triton operation.

charlotte after pleading guilty to charges he shared classified information to his biographer paula broadwellying on an affair. it led to the down fall of the cia and could land him at the least a heavy fine. in here reit could lead -- theory it could lead to prison time and a fine. instead look at a fine of 40,000 dollars. it is up to a judge to determine what kind of sanction he is going to face here. >> what does it mean for general petraeus' future career? >> his career is obviously over. he was there for less than a year. he still has a solid reputation as a military commander, though. he would be able to work as a consultant. >> i bet he will write a book. doug luzader live in washington. >> americans very worried about a threat. 81 percent of voters say ice ice is a threat to isis. 63 percent think things are going badly for the u.s. fox news terror analysts blames the growing threat on the administration not labelling the enemy. >> it is the simple reason they are not designating it they are not even naming it. you can't find a narrative in the past five years about the ideology. if y

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officials say broadwell never published the classified information. this hearings could last as long as two hours after which they expect that petraeus will make some sort of a statement. >> very interesting. we'll wait to see exactly way says and what happens with that judge. thank you. >>> another aall right now. the senate just confirmingynch to be the next attorney general. republicans had been split after lynch testified she would support president obama's executive action. chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel live with this breaking story. what was the final vote on loretta lynch? >> good afternoon. it was 56-43, that includes ten republicans voting in favor of loretta lynch to be the next attorney general of the united states. a historic move. she will be the first african-american woman to serve in that post. supporters are saying it's about time. >> what my colleagues are saying today, it doesn't matter if you're qualified. it doesn't matter if you are one of the most qualified nominees for attorney general in the history of our cou

he is expected to need guilty for sharing secret information with his lover, paula broadwell.cutors are expected to recommend probation. >>> members of congress are now demanding answering about their security. they say the man who flew his gyrocopter on to capitol grounds should have been shot down. doug hughes flew undetected through 30 miles of unrestricted air space last month. members of the oversight committee said he had multiple weapons pointed directly at him but he shouldn't have made it that far. >> they're sitting literally shoulder to shoulder and did not do the job they were supposed to do. if it was up to me, i would have taken care of the problem. >> the committee scheduled a hearing for next week. they say the secret service, the u.s. park police and norad have to answer questions about what happens. >>> today we could see a nominee vote for loretta lynch. she has waited an unprecedented 55 days. nbc's tracie potts joins us from capitol hill now where a look at how the -- with a look at how the vote count is shaping up. >> reporter: hey, aaron, looks like she'

he could be sentenced today for sharing government secrets with his lover and biographer paula broadwell. he is expected to plead guilty. the charges carry a maximum sentence of a year in prison and $100,000 fine. prosecutors though are expected to recommend probation. >>> as early as today, loretta lynch could be confirmed as the first black woman attorney general. the confirmation vote was stalled. they were battling democrats over an unrelated bill and president obama called that embarrassing. >>> a showdown between d.c.'s mayor and attorney general may be averted for now. at issue, muriel bowser's budget proposal waters down some of karl racine's powers. he opposes that plan and instead he wants more powers and a bigger budget. the d.c. council held a five-hour roundtable on the dispute today. they said the matter needs more public discussion. bowser's spokesperson says that the mayor is happy to have more public debate. >>> a big drug bust in maryland. hagerstown police seized 112 bags of spice. you see them right here. it's a type of synthetic marijuana. according to the police dep

. >> while paula broadwell was writing the book, she was given binders of classified documents from his time commanding the war in afghanistan. she saw strategic notes, conversations between petraeus and president obama and even the names of covert operatives. petraeus had to resign from the cia, a stunning fall for the four hiv star general. i covered and crossed paths with general petraeus in iraq and afghanistan afghanistan. his celebrity status did not always make him extremely popular with other officers but even his rivals respected his intellect. today in court he apologized to those he served with and says he looks forward to serve the country as a private citizen. >>> turning to storm team4 now, folks, it's not going to feel too springlike tonight. doug, we have freeze concerns in a lot of spots this evening. >> that's right. freeze warning in effect after a high temperature yesterday of 72 degrees or actually 74 degrees. we're struggling to get into the upper 50s. take a look at the numbers. these are the highs today. 59 in d.c., 63 fredericksburg but only 50 degrees in hagers

he admitted to having an extramarital affair with his biographer, paula broadwell. he resigned in november 2012 after the affair became public. prosecutors agreed not to send petraeus to jail because none of the classified information was ever made public. >>> there are new fears about north korea's nuclear program and one of the governments sounding the alarm is one of the few governments friendly with pyongyang. meanwhile, others are becoming fearful the north koreans are creating a missile that could be a danger to u.s. territory. >> it's a frightening new assessment from north korea's neighbor and closest ally. china warning kim jong un could be closer to successfully creating nuclear weapons. china's top nuclear experts warn the erotic and unpredictable leader has as many as 20 nuclear weapons and is racing to double that by the end of next year. >> they are noticing the same things we noticed in our report, which is the north koreans are expanding their nuclear arsenal and have been doing that for five years. >> joel of the u.s. korea institute made a similar

petraeus's defenders say none of the sensitive information was published in broadwell's book on petraeus. his decorated military career leading forces in afghanistan and iraq should be taken into consideration. martha. martha: jonathan, thanks. bill: new poll numbers released showing one republican hopeful emerging as a frontrunner in his party in a head-to-head match up with hillary clinton. it is early but we'll tell you who that is on the board. martha: why senator rand paul's sunglasses are getting his campaign into a bit of an issue. ♪ consist. bill: from europe, french authorities say terror threat has never been hire. five terror plots have been authoritied since january. amy kellogg live in london. what is going on there amy? >> reporter: yeah, bill the terror threat level in paris has been at its highest since january since the attacks on "charlie hebdo" and the kosher supermarket happened. the army is out in force in unprecedented numbers guarding sensitive sites, bill. because the interior minister said the terror threat level has has unamplified and unprecedented nature. jiha

received two years probation and a $100,000 fine for sharing military secrets with his mistress paula broadwell's seen here arriving at court. he will, however, i allowed to travel including traveling internationally. >>> the department of justice has filed a lawsuit against quicken loans over allegations the company improperly originated an underwrote mortgages insured by the federal housing administration. this covers the period from september 2007 through december of 2011. >>> members of michael brown's family along with their attorneys announced the filing of a wrongful death lawsuit against the city of ferguson. police officer darren wilson and former police chief thomas jackson are also named in that suit. michael brown was unarmed when he was shot and killed by wilson last august. >>> on a lighter note the super bowl champion new england patriots visited president obama at the white house today. patriots owner robert kraft presented the president with a new england jersey with the number 44 on the back because president obama is the 44th president of the united states. one notable absent

he admitted he gave his biographer and lover paula broadwell sensitive classified information. he was fined $100,000 and given two years probation but did avoid a jail sentence? a plea deal. petraeus was forced to step down as director of the cia after his affair became public. >>> a jury in manhattan deliberating for a man accused of killing eaton patz. he went missing in 1979 walking to the school bus stop. his disa appearance launched a nationwide effort to help police find missing children, starting with pictures on milk cartons. prosecutors say 54-year-old pedro hernandez confessed to killing the boy. the boy's body has never been found. the defense lawyers say the confession was coerced and he'sen innocent. >>> the case for death made and on mondays the case for life. the prosecution in the boston bombing trial wrapped up showing a video of 8-year-old martin richard reaching for his mother as he lay dying after having his body blown up by dzhokhar tsarna tsarnaev. victims describe the pain, fear and loss inflicted on them by dzhokhar and his brother tamerlan. on monday th

trust pleaded guilty to passing classified material to his former mistress and biographer paula broadwell> senate voted to confirm loretta lynch as nation's attorney general. that vote was 56-43. lynch who served as u.s. attorney for eastern district of insuring becomes first african-american woman to hold the top law enforcement post. lynch waited more than five months to be confirmed, many republicans dislike the support of the president's executive action on immigration. >>> new fur on the land slide that forced the evacuation of two homes in florence township. burlington county officials now say people can in longer live there. residents on east front street are allowed to gather belongings, the odell family tells us this erosion started two years ago behind their house which sits along the delaware river and got much worse this week. hotel rooms have been offered to residents. >>> new bike sharing program that we have told you about is now up and running in philadelphia. >> to go bike share they launch today and mayor michael nutter help cut the ribbon. the launch was cut with a cere

find hundred thousand dollars forgiving classified information to his mistress and biographer paul broadwell working on his biography. sentencing comes two months after petraeus agreed to plead guilty to a federal misdemeanor account of unauthority use of class fight material. >>> 5:20. new details emerging in the death of freddie gray a baltimore police union lawyer says gray was not strapped into his seat belt in a police van. although gray's fatal injuries still have have in the been explained, this information could be crucial because baltimore police and other departments have faced accusations that they sometimes give prisoners quote rough ride during van transports. in fact in 2005 another detainee died of a fractured spine after he was transported without a seat belt on and thrown in the wall and broke his neck. the defense will present its case monday in the sentencing phase of the boston marathon bombing trial. >> the prosecution rested yesterday after playing video of the mother of the eight year-old martin richard as he watched her son die at the scene of the attack. dzhokhar tsa

find hundred thousand dollars forgiving classified information to his mistress and biographer paula broadwell while she was working on his biography. sentencing comes to months after pedestrian trust agreed to plead guilty to unauthorized classified material. >>> 4:26. still ahead hillary clinton is not responding to reports about her foundation's financial connections but her daughter is. chelsea's response to questions about donations to the clinton foundation, is straight ahead. >>> scary moments in indiana when a stage collapses during a high school musical. we will show you how many students were injured. >>> we're following a developing story gunfire in northeast philadelphia, end with a chinese delivery man dead. now police are trying to figure out what happened. the the latest straight ahead. >>> we will follow the very latest on a philadelphia police officer shot late last night what the gunman said just before he pulled the trigger. >>> winter jackets required temperatures falling near record lows this morning. will spring ever come? caitlin ross has the answer. it is friday april t

. >> as you might recall petraeus had an affair with his biographer paula broadwell. gave her classified material while she was working on her book. >>> loretta lynch is now the first african-american woman to become u.s. attorney general. she was confirmed by the senate today. the vote comes after an unusually long confirmation delay that was filled with partisan bickering. lynch was nominated by president obama in november to succeed eric holder. the 55-year-old lynch faced strong republican objections to her support of president obama's use of executive action on immigration policies. >>> federal prosecutors rested their case in the penalty phase of the boston marathon bÑ8ñ jury decided between life and death for dzhokhar tsarnaev. new england cable news network reporter alicia polumbo is live in boston. more emotional testimony today. >> reporter: absolutely it's been a tough few days for those jurors and before the prosecution rested its case and chief in the penalty phase today, they played more dramatic new audio from the marathon bombing. >> what the [ bleep ]

after pleading guilty to leaking highly classified information to his biographer and lover paula broadwell. petraeus will avoid jail time, unlike fellow leakers, like chelsea manning and john kiriakou. the fine is reportedly less than he gets for a single speaking appearance. deutsche bank has become the latest financial firm to settle accusations it rigged a key global interest rate used to set the value of trillions of dollars in investments. the bank agreed to pay $2.5 billion under the settlement with u.s. and british regulators, and accept a criminal guilty plea for a british subsidiary. no one at the bank has been charged with a crime. in india, a funeral has been held for a farmer who hanged himself from a tree at a rally in the capital new delhi. gajendra singh left a note saying he had suffered crop losses as a result of heavy rains. his death came in the midst of a political rally opposing prime minister narendra modi's bill to ease corporate land takeovers. more than 300,000 indian farmers have killed themselves amid debts and crop failures since in peru, a farmer has been shot

petraeus admitted to sharing secrets with his biographer and former mistress paula broadwell. this decision comes two months after he agreed to plead guilty to a misdemeanor count of unauthorized removal and retention of classified material. petraeus must pay a $100000 fine. leon: we're learning more about the arrest of a death of a toddler in prince george's county. joshua riley is charged with murder, abuse and other charges in the connection of the son of his girlfriend. right now, riley is being held without bond. neighbors are stunned. >> i feel for the kid man there's nobody to speak for him. like who is there to say stop. who is there to say don't do it? leon: maryland bureau chief brad bell will have reaction from the child's grandfather coming up on abc 7 news at 5:00. alison: major developments in the case of charles severance. the man charged with three murders in alexandria. a judge ruled today that his case will move to fairfax now. northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg is live in alexandria to explain the reason for the change. jeff? jeff: alison this is a

he admitted sharing top secret documents with his biographer and lover paula broadwell.with prosecutors and pleaded guilty to a single misdemeanor charge. the government is expected to ask for two years' probation and $40,000. >>> it is 5:42. the next big earthquake could really shake things up. why one scientist says it could trigger a flurry of other big quakes. >> let's take a live look at 880 right now in oakland. traffic moving along well. elizabeth will be back to let it takes nature 90 days to grow the most golden oats. 1800 days and a bit of rain to make thejuiciest cranberries. 7,200 hours and 40,000 bees to create the purest honey ..and, it only takes you 3 minutes to enjoy it. perhaps we made it too delicious nature valley, delicious granola bars made with the tastiest ingredients from nature. nature valley, nature at its most delicious. >>> good morning, everyone. on this thursday time check for you 5:44. this is our live weather camera. we're looking out towards norman y. palestinian net that international airport in the foreground levi's stadium. in the air

and he shared them with paula bro broadwell, his boo i gueiograph also turned out to be his mistress. as of today petraeus is going back to federal court. we understand he will plead guilty to one misdemeanor charge and get probation and a fine. >> all right. we'll follow what happens next. tracie potts live from washington, thank you. >>> let's keep it on capitol hill. a mere five months after being nominated by president obama it now appears that attorney general nominee loretta lynch will finally be confirmed later today. the u.s. senate is holding a procedural vote this morning and a final vote could take place by end of the day. senate republican leadership has been holding off on putting lynch's nomination up for a vote until a human trafficking bill was completed. that measure passed yesterday. lynch would replace eric holder who announced last system that he planned to step down. >>> happening now, a volcanic eruption is prompting the evacuation of 1500 people in southern chile. this is time-lapse video of the eruption that happened yesterday. take a look at the magnitude of t

. >> his long and distinguished career ended with the affair with his biographer paula broadwell, becameic. he agreed to plead guilty two months ago. >>> hillary clinton is on the campaign trail, trying to focus on what could be a historic race for the white house. but questions about her actions as secretary of state abound as a new book is released. abc's lana zak has more. >> reporter: hillary clinton was in new york city thursday night. >> oh thank you. wow. >> reporter: where she got a rousing ovation at a women's forum. >> doesn't matter whether you're a student or an artist. maybe even a future president. >> reporter: but the woman who hopes to be the first female u.s. president said nothing about this -- "clinton cash." the new book that accuses the former first couple of cashing in on her government service. one issue -- foreign donations accepted by the clinton foundation while hillary clinton was secretary of state. "the new york times" reports that as clinton's state department was signing off on the sale of one of america's largest uranium mines to russia the mine's chairman

general is accused of sharing government secrets with his by videographer-turned girlfriend paula broadwell as part of a plea agreement. petraeus is expected to plead guilty to one federal charge of mishandling classified information. prosecutors will recommend he pay two years probation and pay a 40,000 fine. >>> the concussion settlement getting final approval from a federal judge. it allows for payments for as much as $5 million for players with the most severe neurological conditions. under the settlement the nfl makes no admission of guilt and it removes any limit to what the league could have to pay out to retired players. chris. >>> all right, alisyn. four investigations 11 days and still too many questions in baltimore. so right now what do we know and why don't we know more? two guests want to have those same questions asked. tessa hill-aston and keith hayes. thank you to both of you. i want to play you the most recent sound from the attorney representing the police union. and then we'll discuss what it means. >> he simply didn't want to walk. and that is not unusual with individua

guilty to a misdemeanor count of unauthorized removal of classified material with he gave to paula broadwell as she was working on a book. that from the a.p. today. coinciding with the release of c-span's new book "first ladies" a national ar -- the national archives is hosting an event to explore these women and some of the themes over the -- some of the themes over time that is that tie them together and some that differentiate them as well. speakers tonight include carl anthony of the national first ladies library carl cannon of real clear politics, howard university's ednaed meford and "washington post" reporter -- edna medford and "washington post" reporter krissah thompson. that starts later hooven on c-span. >> here's what's coming up this weekend. on c-span, the white house correspondents' dinner, it begins at 6:00 p.m. ian, with red carpet arrivals, remarks by president obama and entertainment by "saturday night live's" sessly strong. on "q&a" former reporter jew did miller on her time in prison for not revealing the source of her reports before and after the invasion. c-span2, the