let's get started. >>> first an apology for former cia director david petraeus. the five-star general making a return to public life after retiring in disgrace over an affair with paula broadwell. casey, petraeus has been laying really low since november. what is the end game behind last night's public appearance and very public apology? >> clearly, zoraida, petraeus is attempting to rehabilitate his public image. retired general david petraeus picked a receptive audience to launch his comeback from the sex scandal that cost him his job with the cia and his reputation with the military. >> so please allow me to begin my remarks this evening by reiterating how deeply i regret and apologize for the circumstances that led to my resignation from the cia and caused such pain for my family, friends, and supporters. >> reporter: supporters once were abundant. petraeus was a four-star general who commanded american forces during the surge in iraq. he also wrote the field manual for how u.s. troops fight insurgents. >> i join you keenly aware that i am regarded in a differ

. >>> a highly decorated war hero, david petraeus, makes his first public apology for the affair that ended his government career. that's all ahead unless breaking news changes everything on "studio b." >>> first from fox at 3:00 in new york city. round two at the u.s. supreme court over same-sex marriage rights. the justice anthony kennedy raised doubts over a federal law that defines marriage but called out the white house for not supporting it. you can hear all the cheering outside the supreme court after today's arguments wrapped. reporters say it was less than a party inside the courtroom. yesterday they focused on california's proposition 8, a ballot measure. today the high court heard a challenge on the part of the defense of marriage act, doma, it recognizes marriage as the union between a man and woman and relates to 1100 federal laws, including tax benefits not available to same-sex couples. it passed with broad support from congress but that was 1996 under president clinton. public opinion as changed and this month, president clinton urged the court to overturn the law. the

general david petraeus is sent to fort leavenworth. a lot of people in the army didn't really like general david petraeus. they don't like officers who are too bookish or stood out too much and general david petraeus was guilty on both accounts so he is sent to fort leavenworth, kan.. a lot of people were thinking that is great. the fare haired boy, sending him to pasture, literally. he goes to fort leavenworth and realizes something, he realizes this is actually the intellectual center of the army. they form the curriculum of the general staff college and organize the national training centers and through a loop through these together, the lessons from one affects the lessons of the other which affects the patterns of the next and he says to himself, what kind of powers he potentially has. he says holy cow, jeepers, super, he says holy cow, they put an insurgent in charge of the engine of change. he views himself as an insurgent. meanwhile, meanwhile, there are a lot of meanwhiles, meanwhile there is a professor at the school of advan

plus david petraeus talks publicly for the first time since stepping down. find out what he had to say about the affair that ended his career. >> from abby road in london, england, march 27th, 2013 and this is "the daily rundown." here's chuck todd. >> chuck todd getting love from across the pond. what a guy. i'm luke russert in for the goatee man. that reading was inspired. with passions on both sides running high, they will run the second day of oral arguments on same-sex marriage. the issue before the high court, the constitutionality of the 17-year-old defense of a marriage act and whether congress can withhold benefits from legally wed gay couples. doma was signed into law by president clinton. an 83-year-old former computer programmer from new york named edie windsor is the person bringing the case forward. doma barbie irs from recognizing her marriage to another woman. it sent her inheritance tax when her spouse died. >> i couldn't believe they were making a stranger of this person i loved for 43 something years. >> nine states permit same-sex marriag

as a four star army general, david petraeus once ran the wars in iraq and afghanistan before being unanimouslydirector of cia. petraeus announced his resignation and announced an extramarital affair with paula broadwell. last night, he opened with a very rare personal apology. casey wian as more for you. >> reporter: retired general david petraeus picked a receptive audience to launch a comeback from the sex scandal that cost him his job at the cia and the military. >> so please allow me to begin my remarks by reiterating how deeply i regret and apologize for the circumstances that led to my resignation from the cia and caused such pain for my family, friends and supporters. >> reporter: supporters warrant abundance. petraeus was a four-star general that commanded forces in iraq. he also wrote the field manual for how troops fight insurgents. >> i join you keenly aware that i'm regarded differently. >> reporter: his undoing was an affair with paula broadwell. a woman who will co-authored his biography. both were married. it came as a shock when an fbi investigation into an unrelated matter unc

tonight former general david petraeus starts his reputation rae had a bi rehabilitation tour. >>> goodon. the world lead is now. memory is almost always a tricky thing and the fog of war, and a definitive, unanimous account can be impossible. despite the intense preparations and elaborate official government explanations the story of what really happened on the night osama bin laden was killed is still unclear. there are differing accounts from the obama administration and the book written by one of the s.e.a.l.s and most recently in a highly publicized esquire magazine article. in a cmn exclusive report we're getting a different take on how the leader of al qaeda was killed from one of the s.e.a.l.s who raided bin laden's compound. >> reporter: for a nation still grieving in many ways, it was a well-needed victory in the war on terror. >> the united states has conducted an operation that killed bosama bin laden, the leader of al qaeda. >> and for a president running for re-election during a tough economic time, it was touted as his signature foreign policy accomplishment. >> osama bin

enter david petraeus. last night he publicly apologized for the extramarital affair that ended his career. he offered this statement in a crowd of 600 at an rotc dinner in los angeles. >> so please allow me to begin my remarks by reiterating how deeply and apologize for the circumstances that led to my resignation from the cia and caused such pain for my family, friends, and supporters. that has obviously been a very difficult episode for us. but perhaps my experience can be instructive to others who stumble or fall as far as i did. one learns that life doesn't stop with such a mistake. it must go on. >> public life will certainly go on for the commander. petraeus is, it must be said, admirably trying help veterans find jobs when they return home. but the path is not as easy for the woman he had the affair with. paula broadwell was an overachiever with all the makings of a superstar. that all fell apart when her affair became public. broadwell isn't a victim in this story. she chose to have the affair and

right now on first look, david petraeus speaks out about his extramarital affair. >>> emotions run high across the country as we approach day two on the supreme court's hearing on gay marriage. >>> north dakota is the ground zero in the fight against abortion rights and political war chests are filling in preparation for battle. >>> plus, could you be chosen to test the hottest new tech toy? proeb uses his head and meet a hero bus driver with amazing instincts. >>> good morning. strong passion on both sides after a contentious day of hearings in the supreme court over same sex marriage. two gay couples challenged the ban on prop 8. pete williams has all the details. >> reporter: arguing their case, ted olson who joined with david boys, one foes over the 2011 election in florida. >> this is not a democratic issue or republican issue or conservative or liberal. this is an issue of american constitutional rights. >> reporter: defenders of prop 8 say because only opposite sex couples can produce children, it makes sense to limit marriage to them. >> it is impossible to know with any certain

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. >>> also new this morning, a return to the spotlight for david petraeus. the former head of the cia has not been seen much since he stepped down after admitting to an extramarital affair, but now he's issued his first public apology. here's abc's brandi hitt in los angeles. >> reporter: he was greeted with applause and a standing ovation. >> i join you keenly aware that i am regarded in a different light now than i was a year ago. >> reporter: and in his first public appearance since the scandal that ended his career, a humble david petraeus offered this apology. >> i'm also keenly aware that the reason for my recent journey was my own doing, so please allow me to begin my remarks by reiterating this evening how deeply i regret and apologize for the circumstances that led to my resignation from the cia and caused such pain for my family, friends, and supporters. >> reporter: a highly decorated four-star general, petraeus fell from grace last november after it was revealed he had an affair with his biographer, paula broadwell. the affair was discovered by t

as the motto says. >> our story today, david petraeus took the stage a few hours ago.appearance since the scandal in just a moment. >> also ahead, we're going to talk about the heartbreaking legal setback for amanda knox. why the italian justice system wants to put her on trial for murder yet again. find out her reaction and what the victim's family had to say. >> consider the outrage after a preschool teacher is accused of putting sleeping medicine in kids' sippy cups. her court appearance and angry comments from parents. >>> later this half-hour, following the footsteps, the young son of a cop who never knew his dad enters the police force with an inspiring story and attitude, as well. >>> but first this -- david petraeus avoided the public eye since he suddenly quit as head of the cia. >> late last night before a receptive audience, the former general started his come back. abc's brandi hitt from los angeles. >> reporter: he was greeted with applause and a standing ovation. >> i join you keenly aware i am regarded in a different light now than a year ago. >> reporte

. >> david petraeus. and i guess this is the beginning of david petraeus's apology tour. >> please allow me to begin my remarks this evening by reiterating how deeply i regret and apologize for the circumstances that led to my resignation from the cia and caused such pain for my family friends and supporters. >> bill: you know what? i have sinned against you, 0 lord. >> jimmie swag art he is not. who caresgart, he is not. who cares. just shut up. shut up and stop talking about it. it's hardly the first man in public life who has had an affair t affair. you know, i think the difference between him and a lot of politicians in washington is this may be the one and only for him. but he promises i'll never, never, never, never do it again. and you can learn from my mistakes. >> perhaps my experience can be instructive to others who stumble or, indeed fall as far as i did. one learns after all that life doesn't stop with such a mistake. it can and must go on. >> bill: >> bill: god, i can just see it now. you kn

>> in terms of strategic planning in afghanistan david petraeus made it quite clear i'm director of thehanistan. it was an interesting dynamic in terms of his assention to the cia director. whether the stories are true the white house feared that david petraeus would run for president against barack obama, i never thought that was in the cards ever. but it was clear to many here in the building that by putting him in the cia, he was somewhat pigeon-holed. you know? in michael gordon's story in "the new york times." not only was he getting up to speed, but the operations in the cia were such that they don't lend themselves to a lot of public appearances. so in that case, if the white house, indeed, was worried about petrae petraeus, they took care that have in one fell swoop. >> what you know about general petraeus does he strike is awe someone who seeks higher political office but is that projected on him by other people? >> i think it's been projected on him. i guess eisenhower was the last best example of a general transitioning into politics. but so many of these generals are used to

david petraeus speaking out. public words since the extramarital affair that cost his him job. >>> a woman takes over the secret service for the first time in the 104-year history. can she turn around the culture and public image. >>> the rescuer becomes the rescued. find out what happened in a moment. >>> and julia stiles, the actress, a new movie out called "it's a disaster. "starting point" begins right now. >>> welcome, everybody. our team this morning, roland martin, chris frates, reporter for national journaly. joe solo mncsolommonese. this morning, unfolding in the supreme court, the justices are taking up doma, defense of marriage act, and we're hearing arguments before and against its appeal. it denies same-sex couples access to federal benefits. new cnn/orc poll to share with you this morning, a majority of americans, 56% believe the federal government should recognize same-sex marriages in states where it's legal. crime and justice correspondent joe johns outside the supreme court for us this morning.

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it's in the news today as we tape this program, david general -- general david petraeus is still dominating the headlines with his alleged affair and his misbehavior. related to the book, what my first thought was when this happened to petraeus and when it came out was during world war ii general eisenhower was having a long-term affair with an attractive young british driver named kay somers by. you know, what general hires a young female model to be his aide, if you will, instead of a major or a captain or a medal winner? now, imagine if eisenhower's affair with kay somersby came out in world war ii, and as had happened to petraeus, what if we got rid of ike before d day? during the great depression, franklin roosevelt was having affairs. frank lip roosevelt had two very -- franklin roosevelt had two very long-term affairs. one with his personal aide and secretary and cook and dresser -- undress or, apparently, too -- what if we threw fdr out of office or demanded his resignation as the economy was recovering? all the way back to the french and indian war, a very young george washington w

. >> general david petraeus makes his first public speech since his affair became public. >> i join you keenly aware that i am regarded in a different light now than i was a year ago. >>gretchen: what he said next could be a clue to his future? we'll play it for you. >>steve: obey or no pay. colorado sherrifs saying raises for them are being held back for speaking out against federal gun control. is that fair? we're going to lay out the case for you. >>brian: skip out on that dinner reservation and be prepared to be shamed. one restaurant taking to twitter and calling out no shows. where were you at 8:15 yesterday? i'm talking to you. "fox & friends" starts now. >>gretchen: good morning everybody. you made it till the middle of the week. it is wednesday, the 27th. >>steve: they're having a problem at a fancy restaurant in l.a. called red medicine. >>brian: you have to be responsible. if you call in and you say hey, i'm going to be there at 8:15 with the johnson family. we're getting back together after a long weekend away, you better show up with the johnson family. >>gretchen: tons of

. >>> retired general david petraeus acknowledging the affair that ended his military career. the remarks he made in his first public appearance since he stepped down. >>> good morning. westbound 24 the traffic looks pretty good here. we'll tell you more about the morning commute and bay weather. >>> good morning. lots of partly cloudy skies or partly sunny skies. 50s and 60s coast and bay. >>> welcome back. good morning, to you. here's a quick look at some of the top stories we're following for you right few at 5:44. san francisco firefighters still cleaning up from this early morning fire in the bay view district. two apartment buildings burned and then a gas line made the fire hard to control. at least two dozen people are now displaced. two firefighters suffered minor injuries. >>> bay area transit officials will hold a very special meeting today. they will be talking about a big bolt problem on the new bay bridge. cal tran tells ktvu news 31 giant bolts on the new east bay span have snapped. however, they are saying the problem is not expected to delay the scheduled openi

he reported directly to general david petraeus who funded this police commando force from a multi-billion dollars fund. >> that's an amazing store from the guardian and bbc. don't miss that. >> rick scott with an epic flip-flop on obamacare. >> your decision on medicaid is called a classic bait and switch. >> i thought to make sure we did the right thing. >> oh, gosh, we've got a tea party guest furious with scott on the show today. how's that for fun? anybody know what time it is, oh, you know it, it's go time. cenk: so yesterday, of course, we had a bit have a filibuster by rand paul, only 13 hours or so, and it was over the nomination of john brennan. after about 13 hours, rand paul said well, you know, i've run into a bit of an issue here. basically every had to go to the bathroom, so he ended the filibuster. did he prove his point get what he wanted? first of all was john brennan affirmed? totally. >> ayes are 63, the nays 34. the nomination is concerned. >> 63-34 only three democrats two departments and an independent voted with the republicans to deny brennan the nomination but the

. >>> retired general david petraeus acknowledging the affair that ended his military career. the remarks he made in his first public appearance since he stepped down. >>> good morning. westbound 24 the traffic looks pretty good here. we'll tell you more about the morning commute and bay weather. >>> good morning. lots of partly cloudy skies or partly sunny skies. 50s and 60s coast and bay. >>> welcome back. good morning, to you. here's a quick look at some of the top stories we're following for you right few at 5:44. san francisco firefighters still cleaning up from this early morning fire in the bay view district. two apartment buildings burned and then a gas line made the fire hard to control. at least two dozen people are now displaced. two firefighters suffered minor injuries. >>> bay area transit officials will hold a very special meeting today. they will be talking about a big bolt problem on the new bay bridge. cal tran tells ktvu news 31 giant bolts on the new east bay span have snapped. however, they are saying the problem is not expected to delay the scheduled openi

. >>> former cia director david petraeus took time to publicly apologize for the extramarital affair that led to his resignation. >> please allow me to begin my remarks this evening by reiterating how deeply i regret and apologize for. the circumstances that led to my resignation from the cia and caused such pain for my family, friends and supporters. >> petraeus admitted to the affair with his biographer paula broadwell. >>> a federal bankruptcy judge today signed off on the merger deal between american airlines and u.s. airways. the $11 billion agreement must still clear the justice department's anti-trust department. that's expected to take until this fall. once the deal is done, the merged company will form the world's largest airlines. >>> the stale of california filed a case for anyone for voter approved bond. the lawsuit which centers around $8.6 billion in voter approved bonds is being described as a preemptive strike. its goal is to sure its legal for the state to issue some of the bonds needed to begin construction on the bullet train this summer. where and when the case ta

. >> retired general general petraeus -- david petraeus apologize for marital infidelities. "washington journal" starts at the top of the hour at 7:00 a.m. eastern. we will have live coverage of the aviation summit. >> when they first moved here, he spent a lot of time at home. the primary people who would have visited prior to the war of 1812 would have largely been friends and relations from the area. she was acknowledged to be a pretty nice hostess. during his fame after the battle lotsw orleans, they have and lots of company. they have many parties and dinners at here. -- dennis year. they were entertaining people looking to find things in the city. she had a very nice things. of higher as a country lady, she was not that exactly. i think it was more about her comfort in the big cities than it was about her actual appearance. conversation with historians about rachel jackson is available on our web site. former ciaay, director and army general david petraeus address the universe to southern california in los angeles. general petraeus apologize for the extramarital affair

great to see you. >>> a public apology from general david petraeus.rst public speech since resigning over an extramarital affair, the former cia director apologized at the university of southern california's an whnual dinner for veterans and rotc students. >> i apologize for my circumstances that led to my resignation from the cia. >> chris christie promises to play the heavy to prince harry's ways. the republican governor joked he plans to keep a firm grip on the british heir by personally chaperonining harry around the state. >> i will be spending the entire day with prince harry. believe me, nobody will get naked if i'm spending the entire day with him. >>> new york city mayor mike bloomberg not only wants to hide cigarettes but ban the cheap ones. a companion bill to the smoking legislation sets the minimum price for a pack of smokes at $10.50, and that's using your head. >>> president obama, take a look. using his hoed. there we have it. john kerry using his head, too i think the president might have been better there. they were displaying their

. >>> also new this morning, former cia director and retired general david petraeus is speaking out for the first time since an extra marital affair led to his resignation. petraeus was a keynote speaker at usc's dinner for veterans and students. the four-star general spoke candidly about his affair with his biographer, paula broadwell, and apologized. >> i know i can never apologize for the pain i inflicted on those closest to me and a number of others. i can, however, try to move forward in a manor that is consistent to the values to which i subscribed before slipping my moorings and, as best possible. >> new invention helping you keep the kidmobile clean. >>> plus new video out this morning of a major quake in taiwan. we'll show you some of the other images just coming in to our newsroom. >>> that was amazing. looking over here to the san mateo bridge, easy flow across the bay. a new incident on the east side of the bay. you'll want to watch for this major interchange. >>> we take you live to our nation's capital. people are lining up already outside the u.s. supreme court. yesterday

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. >>> and a big emotional speech last night also from david petraeus, the former director of the ciaaking out for the first time since his resignation. started out with an apology. got a standing ovation. we bring you that this morning. >>> also, new details and clues in that mysterious skydiving tragedy in florida as we learn that the experienced instructor was actually trying to save his student while they were falling at 120 miles an hour. >> that is heartbreaking. >>> all right, well, we also our very special "gma" event this week. we're seeing double. i truly met my match yesterday. today, well, it's george's turn. is -- wait. is that george or is that his double? oh, he's just doing a little light reading, i think. like the funny papers. >> exactly. >> ali was warning me about this today. >> and away we go. >>>first, we begin at the supreme court. second big day of arguments over marriage equality. can the federal government define marriage as only between men and women? our supreme court expert terry moran is there for all of it today. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good mo

in his first public appearance since resigning david petraeus is apologizing to supporters. >> i regret and apologize for the circumstances that led to my resignation from the cia. >> the retired four-star general appeared yesterday at the university of southern california. he was there to honor veterans and reserve officers in training. supporters sacred's appearance could mark his return to public life. last year petraeus -- >>> oakland wants to limit the computation of its new police department. they appointed thomas frazier to the position this month. frazier's base salary is $270,000. he could also convert $18,000 in medical care and executive leave to cash. the dispute is over retirement benefits. the city said he should receive another $200,000 as a part-time worker. >>> california could soon change its laws about flame retar dents used in furniture. the chemicals have been required in furniture since the 1970s. firefighters support a change that would allow furniture makers to not use those retar dents if their products pass a test of a smoldering fire. the final decision will b

. >>> the former cia director david petraeus apologized for the affair that lead to his resignation. >> how deeply i regret and apologize for the circumstances that lead to my resignation from the cia and caused such pain for my family, friend and supporters. >> petraeus spoke before the reserve core in los angeles. he resigned after an affair with his by yoking graw fer. >> tiger woods may be back on top of the world golf rankings tonight, but his new ad is getting micked reviews. take a look. the nike ad reads winning takes care of everything. some say the ad is offensive considering woods' extramarital affairs in 2010. woods just won the arnold palmer invitational yesterday and nike said the slogan is a direct quote from woods who asked about his rankings. >> we warmed up considerably, but we are look for some rain. >> yes, sprinkles are on the way. >> carolyn and dan, we will ease you into it. we start off with the possibility of sprinkles, and a shower chance as we head into thursday. live doppler 7hd is still watching the clouds right now as we look from our high definition sut

. >>> former cia director david petraeus took his first step back into the public spotlight last night. petraeus kept a low profile since admitting to an extra marital affair with his biographer paula broadwell. last night at a usc dinner honoring veterans and rotc generals delivered a speech that offered his first public apology for the sex scandal that led to his resignation from the cia last november. >> so please allow me to begin my remarks this evening by reiterating how deeply i regret and apologize for the circumstances that led to my resignation from the cia and caused such pain for my family, friends and supporters. >> petraeus also told the group of about 600 he hopes his experience serves as a lesson to others who stumble or fall that life must and can go on. >>> north dakota governor jack dalrymple has approved the most restrictive abortion law in the country. hundreds of protesters rallied against this new law which bans abortions once a fetal heartbeat is detectible as early as six weeks into a pregnancy. legal scholars say the law violates findings from roe v. wade. acc

recognize a same-sex marriage even if it's ok'd by an individual state. >>> disgraced cia director david petraeusvember, petraeus said he deeply regret the pain he caused and hopes the experience can be instructed -- instructive to others. the affair came out during an fbi investigation of his mistress, biographer paula broadwell. >>> for a first time a woman will head the secret service. veteran agent julia pierson will take over the things that protects the president. the secret service has been under fire since that prostitution scandal came to light last year. >>> a record price has been set for a picasso. hedge fund manager steve cohen paid $155 million for "le rev," a portrait of one of picasso's mistresses. he bought it from billionaire steve winn. that's not what the mistress really looks like. winn accidently -- listen to this -- accidently put a six-inch gash into the painting six years ago. $90,000 to repair the gash. this is the highest price ever paid for a picasso. willie says, "and?" i'll move on. >>> stella mccartney is moving up in british society. queen elizabeth honored the des

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in his first public appearance since resigning david petraeus is apologizing to supporters. >> i regret and apologize for the circumstances that led to my resignation from the cia. >> the retired four-star general appeared yesterday at the university of southern california. he was there to honor veterans and reserve officers in training. supporters sacred's appearance could mark his return to public life. last year petraeus -- >>> oakland wants to limit the computation of its new police department. they appointed thomas frazier to the position this month. frazier's base salary is $270,000. he could also convert $18,000 in medical care and executive leave to cash. the dispute is over retirement benefits. the city said he should receive another $200,000 as a part-time worker. >>> california could soon change its laws about flame retar dents used in furniture. the chemicals have been required in furniture since the 1970s. firefighters support a change that would allow furniture makers to not use those retar dents if their products pass a test of a smoldering fire. the final decision will b

. >>> the former cia director david petraeus apologized for the affair that lead to his resignation.eply i regret and apologize for the circumstances that lead to my resignation from the cia and caused such pain for my family, friend and supporters. >> petraeus spoke before the reserve core in los angeles. he resigned after an affair with his by yoking graw fer. >> tiger woods may be back on top of the world golf rankings tonight, but his new ad is getting micked reviews. take a look. the nike ad reads winning takes care of everything. some say the ad is offensive considering woods' extramarital affairs in 2010. woods just won the arnold palmer invitational yesterday and nike said the slogan is a direct quote from woods who asked about his rankings. >> we warmed up considerably, but we are look for some rain. >> yes, sprinkles are on the way. >> carolyn and dan, we will ease you into it. we start off with the possibility of sprinkles, and a shower chance as we head into thursday. live doppler 7hd is still watching the clouds right now as we look from our high definition sutro camera

first up, the former head of the cia, four-star general here, david petraeus. turn out to be the latest example of how scandal and second chances often go hand and hand. retired general committed to speak at the university of southern california before his undoing and did not cancel. instead, he said this. >> i'm also keenly aware that the reason for my recent journey was my own doing. so please allow me to begin my remarks this evening by reiterating how deeply i regret and apologize for the circumstances that led to my resignation from the cia and caused such pain for my family, friends and supporters. >> you remember the story, he stepped down, back in november, after admitting an extramarital affair with his biographer paula bro broadwell. could this be the beginning of his relaunch. joining me now, political science professor mark lamont hill, cultural and political critic makayla angela davis, michael reagan, president of the reagan legacy foundation, and psychologist paula bloom. so, welcome, all of you. makayla, let me hear from you. just in hearing gen

since a scandal aposes an affair, david petraeus has shied away from the spotlight. all that changed last night at the university of southern california, the former head of the cia acknowledged his fall from grace. it was his first public speech since the revelation of his affa affair. the former presidential short listering with seeking forgiveness and also a possible return to public life. >> and truly is a privilege to be here with you this evening. all the more so given my personal journey over the past five months. i join you keenly aware that i am regarded in a different light now than i was a year ago. so please allow me to begin my remarks this evening by reiterating how deeply i regret and apologize for the circumstances that led to my resignation from the cia and caused such pain for my family, friends and supporters. and know that i can never fully assuage the pain that i inflicted on those closest to me and on a number of others. i can, however, try to move forward in a manner that is consistent to the values with which i -- to which i subscribed before s

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. >>> the former cia director david petraeus apologized for the affair that lead to his resignation.d apologize for the circumstances that lead to my resignation from the cia and caused such pain for my family, friend and supporters. >> petraeus spoke before the reserve core in los angeles. he resigned after an affair with his by yoking graw fer. >> tiger woods may be back on top of the world golf rankings tonight, but his new ad is getting micked reviews. take a look. the nike ad reads winning takes care of everything. some say the ad is offensive considering woods' extramarital affairs in 2010. woods just won the arnold palmer invitational yesterday and nike said the slogan is a direct quote from woods who asked about his rankings. >> we warmed up considerably, but we are look for some rain. >> yes, sprinkles are on the way. >> carolyn and dan, we will ease you into it. we start off with the possibility of sprinkles, and a shower chance as we head into thursday. live doppler 7hd is still watching the clouds right now as we look from our high definition sutro camera toward downtown

former director of the cia general david petraeus has apologized for the conduct that led to his resignationlast year the trail stood down after details of an extramarital affair were revealed he made the apology during his first public appearance at the university of southern california the audience including many military veterans. still to call r.t. takes a look at the life of a man who spent thirty years behind bars and now lending a helping hand to those who are just like him stay with us. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. wealthy british style it's time to. market why not come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with my next concert for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into cars a report on our. the board before they just released me from prison. come here from the colony. i spent nine years there in the far nort

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i can't think of a better scenario for limiting intelligence than having general david petraeus at the cia. that is not what harry truman had in mind when he created the cia, didn't want to put it in and of policymakers and certainly not in the hand of military policymakers. what the cia was created for was to challenge military intelligence and when the cia had done its job correctly that is what they have done on things such as arms control or vietnam. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> "living with the u.n.: american responsibilities and international order," kenneth anderson is the author. prof. anderson what parts of the un work? >> this is going to sound a little heretical. probably the best part of the u.n. in terms of what is working is the security council and that has got to seem a little strange. it has got to seem a little strange for two reasons. one is all of us are watching the news and we see things like syria unfolding and obstruction in the security council, the inability of its come together in order to resolve these major humanitarian

. >> former cia director david petraeus is making a first public speech tonight since resigning.neral scheduled to speak at a usc event. a prepared text of his speech indicates ill e.will apologize for the affair he had with his biographer. his affair discovered during an fbi investigation into e mail that's broadwell sent to another woman. >> coming up here next don't blame it on film. a defense for the famous groundhog. >> and lucky find one man and a dog discovered on a hike in the mountain autos blue skies over the bay area right now. clouds are on the way. will they bring rain? >> live outside, bay bridge toll plaza cars on the right trying to get on to the bridge. on the left heading into another direction are slow. abc 7 news at 4:00 continues in just a moment. >>> a hiker in riverside spent several days trapped between two boulders. >> he ows a rescue to a dog, mole. mole pulled him off the trail towards big rocks. he found a man stuck between boeld boulders. >> the hiker said he'd been trapped four to six days. after giving the man water ramos found others to call rescue

director after david petraeus resigned over an extramarital affair. if the c.i.a. can't keep the f.b.i. from reading that email what protections do ordinary people have. >> no warrant knocks records. >> a state senate wanted to clearly define the line. electronic communications should be no different than paper communications. they are all private. >> all we're saying, you need to go to a court, make the case that there is a readable -- reasonable cause that some illegal activity going on. >> drafted by the frontier foundation, it would require state and local government agents to get a warrant to hand over your emails. the companies would have to tell you they did. some providers require a warrant but not all. this wouldn't apply to the federal government. in the past law enforcement had concerned the warrant process could slow down investigation. leno tried to stop police from able to read your email and text messages from devices with you the governor vetoed. it is unclear what he will do with this proposal. >> dan: a legal victory for the family of a nine-year-

director but david petraeus returning to the public arena.cted to apologize to the affair that led to his infamous resignation. >> and smart spending, president obama is naming five national monuments, even though existing parks are hurting from sequester cuts. we got five more. >> gretchen: welcome to the cold hard truth. voice of reason in new jersey -- housewives of new jersey. >> it's a matter of respect that. is what you deserve that respect. i don't care if she is 18 or 35. you are the mother. >> i'm not going to argue. i won't take you quote [ bleep ]. >> you will not hurt me. you know why? i tell you the truth. when i called you garbage, i meant garbage. [ laughter ] >> picked up the wisdom in her life and member of the real housewife. and karen welcome back to the couch. first, recounted how they dragged you into this. it was your sift? >> it was a bunch of ladies that was at my salon and. >> gretchen: you spoke your mind? >> my exact words, these are real and alive my husband so i don't belong on the show. i thought it was something

but they would put statues of david petraeus up on every square if they had a chance. >> well, richardaas, we have this from daniel dunby. who writes in part, turkey is the economic winner of the iraq war. the americans won the war, the iranians won the peace and the turks won the contracts. with iraq's kurdish region seeking to reduce the dependence on baghdad, the relationship with turkey may soon move to another level. tensions are increasing over turkey's plans to invest in the northern iraqi energy sector. maliki said such an agreement would be unconstitutional. so, look at the winners and losers overall. and looking back, i mean, how do we assess our decisions? and some of them were so flawed anyway. >> history, i think, is going to be somewhere between critical and brutal of what we decided to do as well as how we did it. to use the language i introduced, this was a war of choice. it was ill-advised and poorly implemented. and at the end of the day, david's right, iran is the strategic beneficiary. the iraqi people, yes saddam hussein is gone, iraqi oil production is up, but vio

. >>> former cia director david petraeus took time to publicly apologize for the extramarital affairbegin my remarks this evening by reiterating how deeply i regret and apologize for. the circumstances that led to my resignation from the cia and caused such pain for my family, friends and supporters. >> petraeus admitted to the affair with his biographer paula broadwell. >>> a federal bankruptcy judge today signed off on the merger deal between american airlines and u.s. airways. the $11 billion agreement must still clear the justice department's anti-trust department. that's expected to take until this fall. once the deal is done, the merged company will form the world's largest airlines. >>> the stale of california filed a case for anyone for voter approved bond. the lawsuit which centers around $8.6 billion in voter approved bonds is being described as a preemptive strike. its goal is to sure its legal for the state to issue some of the bonds needed to begin construction on the bullet train this summer. where and when the case take place is not known at this time. >>> weather has

. >>> david petraeus is making his first public speech tonight since he quit as head of the cia because of an extramarital affair. the retired general is appearing at a dinner. he apologized to the affair and he said he deeply regrets the affair that hurt the cia and his marriage. >>> pierson is 53 years old and a veteran secret service agent. the agency has been under scrutiny after a prostitution scandal during the president's visit to columbia last year. >>> in news of the world, in north korea national television announced the military is at its highest level of combat alert ready to attack the united states. analysts say kim jung un may be trying to enhance his military credentials. >>> in china, first there were dead pigs now dead ducks. about 1,000 dead ducks have been found floating in a river in a south western province. the river is not used for drinking water, but a river where 16,000 dead pigs were recently found is a source of shanghai's water supply. officials insist the water is safe but many people are not convinced. >>> and in peru the government reclaired an environmen