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the education of david petraeus. b, "hardball", the wars office david petraeus.vid petraeus. or d, the ed show with david petraeus? >> oh, boy. i'll say -- yeah, it is a hard one. okay. any other questions? >> it's not d. it's not the ed show. it's either all in, hardball or the last word. >> hardball. >> steve, do you have the answer for us? >> you know, i would really like read a book called the ed show of david petraeus. i'm afraid the correct answer is a, all in. >> eddie, you made a seriously -- you made a yomen's effort to get that. we know that eddie won the cocktail shaker. i make an executive decision that you also get the worth also prop. >> thank you. love you. >> eddie, you're the best. say hi to everybody. >> love you. >> love you too. >> see you. if you want to play the most awesome game in basic cable news, send us an e-mail. tell us who you are, where you're from and why you want to play. we have so much garbage we need to get rid of. please help us. >>> new word from the attorney general on the future of the ferguson police department. hear what

here's the report. >> reporter: david petraeus the commanding general of u.s. forces in iraq and afghanistan and the director of cia will plead guilty documents that he allegedly shared with his mistress. it claims that he unlawfully took documents containing classified information. they claim that petraeus while ahead of the cia he provided six black books. they contained top-secret information about the afghanistan war. the scandal exploded three years ago when tampa associateite jill kelly told the fbi she was receiving anonymous threatening e-mails warning her to keep hands off petraeus. they traced the e-mails back to broad we'll. when the story broke it forced petraeus to resign from the cia. it took months before petraeus publicly expressed remorse. >> i regret and apologize for the circumstances that led to my resignation from the cia. >> reporter: the white house announced today that the president obama approves of the petraeus guilty plea. >> all right. >>> more to come on that i'm sure. not the last we're going to hear of david petraeus. >>> let's tu

. >>> former cia director david petraeus has agreed to plead guilty to mishandling classified materials. the four-star general's career was destroyed by an affair with his biographer. the justice department says petraeus gave her classified material while she was working on the book. that material included the names of covert operatives and war strategy. petraeus led u.s. forces in iraq and afghanistan before taking over the cia. under the deal he won't get any prison time. >>> how about a missing leg which is the talk of the town. do you know who it belongs to? why police are having such a tough time finding the owner of this pricey prosthetic. >> pregnant women paying big bucks for a baby born in the usa. the major crackdown on maternity tourism right here in california. >> mixture of sunshine and clouds today throughout the bay area. beautiful day for are mt. vacca looking south. we'll get even sunnier and warmer.

[laughter] >> david petraeus, the former four-star general.has admitted that he provided classified information to his mistress. he reportedly gave his black book, including classified notes about official meetings, codewords and officers, all of that to her that was used for her book. is it surprising when he was hiding from his nemeses? >> it's not surprising. i think he admitted to this, he'd made it to the affair, and to the fbi and he resigns. so he's out of the picture in terms of having political role. i don't think people wanted to see the four-star general go into this at this point. so it makes everyone happy because there is accountability there. there is admission of wrongdoing and at the same time i don't know that we need extensive humiliation. when it comes to other people, lois lerner, the irs them and they are very forgiving and i would like to the consistency in terms of expectation. >> he is not the first person to plead guilty. john deutch, former cia, also pled guilty to similar offenses. what surprises me is that he got s

tonight, david petraeus is mentioned in the same breath as a phrase, not a name and the phrase is pleaus has agreed while director of central intelligence provided classified information to his biographer/mistress paula broadwell. the fall from grace was striking, and what he let her see. joining us with the details, joe johns. joe, what exactly did petraeus plead guilty to doing? >> jake, petraeus is pleading guilty to one count of unauthorized removal and retention of classified material which is a pretty dry description of what happened here. the court records lay out a trail of stuff petraeus did to lead to this. 8 black books. in those books he kept highly sensitive classified information, identities of covert officers, strategies and capabilities and even discussions with the president of the united states. the books also contained top secret code word information. so this is very sensitive stuff. and when he left the cia, petraeus was supposed to turn over all the classified information but he didn't. prosecutor say he kept the books and in august of 2011, he dropped these books

former cia director general david petraeus.illary clinton never had or used a state department e-mail account. plus the nation for guiding the planes that you fly an increased and unnecessary risk. find out more about that at the top of the hour. >>> well, the search is on now after a daring highway robbery makes off -- traveling down a rural stretch of interstate, 95 in south carolina sunday night. jonathan joining us with that. >> reporter: the fbi has now joined the investigation fbi agents now assisting local authorities in south carolina trying to locate more than $4 million worth of gold bars, gold bars similar to what you see on your screen as well as the armed men who reportedly stock market them. the guard on boarda truck said that mechanical problems forced them to pull over along a stretch of i-95 in wilson, south carolina yesterday evening. two armed men pulled inin a van the guards weren't injured but say they forced them to walk to the nearby woods and emptied their truck. the company is offering a 50,000 reward f

so the information this those black books is really highly classes fied information which david petraeusin his role as the top general in afghanistan. but general petraeus ultimately handed that information over to his biographier, who i should say he was also schtooping. after leaving the military in 2011 he became director at the cia. while at the cia he carried on an extramarital affair with the woman who was writing a book about him. the biographer in 2011 asked if she could see what was in the black books he had been keeping all that time. he initially said no saying they contained highly classified information, but then he gave them to her. quoting from the federal court filing, on or about august 27, 2011, defendant david howell petraeus sent an e-mail to his buy grapher in which he agreed to provide the black books to his biographer. the next day david petraeus delivered the black books to a private residence in washington, d.c. where his biographer was staying. again, they contained really classified information, including the name of covert agents and code words. he let her kee

>> reporter: good evening, david. petraeus was forced to resign because of that affair. he did agree to plea guilty to mishandling classified information, that charge that could mean jail time but as one white house official told me today, he knows iraq better than anybody. he knows the issues. he knows the players. so when isis began to gain ground in iraq last year they started reaching out to petraeus for advice and despite his legal troubles they tell me today, they will continue seeking petraeus' advice. the bottom line for the white house is that isis is a big problem and they value david petraeus' advice in how to deal with it. >> jon karl thank you. >>> and in israel tonight, prime minister benjamin netanyahu in a face battle for re-election there, making a controversial campaign promise. saying if he's re-elected, a mrinpalestinian state will not be established. this comes two weeks after netanyahu was greated with a standing ovation at that joint meeting of congress. that moment had been ex-%ed edex-expected to boost his standing. >>> now, more on that american

breaking news now on former cia directors, we have been talking a little bit about the judge about, david petraeusis going to plead gichlt the state department says general petraeus pled guilty to misstoring information. catherine herridge live in washington. what have which learned from the court documents? >> reporter: the retired general kept several black notebooks the kind of personal material you would need for an authorized biography or even an auto bayography. the court papers state, and he ---even hand delivering the notebooks to a private home in washington, d.c., where she was working and a residence that was not approved for the storage of classified information. the documents go on to say that in october of 2012 then cia director david petraeus was interviewed at cia headquarters where he lied to fbi agents telling them he had never supplied classified information to his byographer he said these statements were false. the actions taken by defendant david how well petraeus war in all respects know knowing and deliberately. lying to the fbi can get you 5 we'res in prison and a $250,000

pierre, petraeus was able to avoid a more serious punishment with this plea deal? >> reporter: yeah, david. there was a lack of evidence that petraeus truly intended to harm national security. but this was a balancing act. in prosecuting such a powerful figure, the justice department wanted to send a message that putting classified information at risk -- don't you do it. >> pierre thomas live in our washington bureau tonight. pierre, thank you. >>> we do move on now, and to the never-ending winter. a new blast of snow and ice, 30 states, 120 million americans under winter weather alerts at this hour, from denver to little rock to boston tonight, making for a dangerous commute home yet again. look at the pictures. this car spinning out on a highway in chicago. unreal there. in minnesota tonight, gridlock. dangerous crashes. meteorologist rob marciano is in boston tonight, where they are now inches away from an all-time record. he has the storm track. but first, abc's alex perez from minnesota. >> reporter: treacherous ice and slick conditions bringing traffic on i-94 in minnesota to a compl

and the white house just confirming that david petraeus is still advising the administration. i'm shannon bream in for gretchen carlson. and "the real story" starts right network. >>> robert durst waived extradition today in a new orleans courtroom after being arrested saturday on a warrant for the killing of susan berman in 2000. but his attorney says extradition is delayed because prosecutors in new orleans are considering charges against durst as well. before her death, susan berman, on the right there, had served as durst's spokesperson. regarding the disappearance of his wife katt lean in 1982 which remains unsolved. now in a new hbo documentary series, durst appears to make a shocking confession about the two women's cases along with a third case involving the 2001 shooting death of his texas neighbor. >> there it is. he was right. i was wrong. what the hell did i do? >> john roberts is live at the courthouse in new orleans. what is the latest? >> shannon bream, good afternoon to you. about 2 1/2 hours ago robert durst appeared in court in an orange jumpsuit wearing hand

director, david petraeus, admitting that pleading guilty to charges that he shared classified materialith a woman for her book. that came out at three minutes past 11:00, at exactly the same time the prime minister began to speak. if there is something you don't want to get a lot of notice, put it in there. the ex-cop that kept looking this. drew peterson is in court he tried to have a hit man murder the prosecutor that helped put him behind bars. we follow drew peterson since the old studio "v" dade. i have had the pleasure of speaking with him. the neighbors say they saw you carrying out a big, blue barrel. >> that's not what we agreed to talk about. >> i didn't agree to any restrictions on conversation. i would never do that. >> then, i guess i have to walk away. have a good day, mr. shepherd. >> he didn't want to talk about the blue barrel neighbors testified they saw him carrying out of the garage one that would have been big enough to put one of the former wives in there. mr. peterson has answered these new murder for hire charges by entering a plea. that's next. the real questio

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michael schmitt told us something yesterday about why prosecutors may have let david petraeus down so >> we do know that mr. petraeus is it represented by williams and conley, the top law firm in washington. what was going to happen is if this went to trial, it was going to be really ugly. it was going to be a lot of motions filed against the government, it was going to be a tough fight for them. >> a really tough fight. prosecutors wanted to bring felony charges against david petraeus. david petraeus said meet my lawyers from williams and conley. this week, another former high ranking obama official is embroiled in a different kind of scandal. hillary clinton is under fire for using only a private e-mail address when secretary of state, essentially making her the gate keeper of how and whether her communications from her time in office are preserved and made available for the public. well, today, before house republicans sent out subpoenas, they got a note from hillary clinton's lawyer. his name is david kendall from a law firm called williams and conley. the same firm that represent

we get the latest from jim miklaszewski. >> reporter: david petraeus, the highly acclaimed commanding general of u.s. forces in iraq and afghanistan and director of the cia will plead guilty to unlawfully handling top secret documents which he allegedly shared with his mistress. a one-count indictment filed today in federal court claims petraeus unlawfully took documents containing classified information. but additional court documents go much further. they claim that petraeus while head of the cia, provided eight black books of classified material to paula broadwell who was having an affair with petraeus while writing his biography. documents say the black books contain top secret information about the afghanistan war and identities of covert officers. the scandal exploded three years ago when tampa socialite jill kelly told the fbi she was receiving anonymous threatening e-mails warning her to keep hands off petraeus. the fbi traced the e-mails back to broadwell, uncovered the affair and launched an investigation. when the story broke, it forced petraeus to resign from the cia. it t

lou: general david petraeus, adviser to the president apparently despite a settlement with the justicertment on having turned over classified information to his mistress but a close adviser who is being ignored given his op-ed today saying iran is the biggest threat in the middle east not the islamic state. >> there is something about being on the foreign policy team of president obama that needs to complete public disavowal of president obama and his policies. this is just the most recent, former head of the cia coming out saying obama policies in the middle east have been a disaster. if you read his answers to those questions it is a scathing account of what president obama has done in their region, squandered opportunities. when i see general david petraeus and the fact that he had to be very inappropriate actions once again it was about handling classified and important information as a foreign policy leader. not much different from hillary clinton. it is an amazing set of circumstances out of this administration. lou: this administration law-enforcement, one of his principal suppo

we can't let that happen. úr#b martha: david petraeus strike a plea deal.the prosecutor will have for two years probation and no jail time. he's accused of leaking classified information to his former mysteries paula broodwell. >> the iranian regime is as bad as ever. the battle to defeat isis and let iran get nuclear weapons would be to win the battle and lose the war. the days when the jewish people remain passive in the face of genocidal enemies those days are over. even if israel has to stand alone, israel will stand. but i know israel does not stand alone. i know that america stands with israel. i know you stand with israel. bill: benjamin netanyahu given more than a dozen standing ovations. now that the controversial speech is over. what now with iran and its nuclear program. how are you sir welcome back to "america's newsroom." you say that speech reinforced your view. how? >> we have been hearing rumors of what's coming out of this rawb deal. by the way the administration has not come out and said what theythey are negotiating. and we haven't heard

director david petraeus might avoid prison time for his guilty plea for mishandling classified information. prosecutors say the retired four star army general shared classified material with his former mistress and biographer paula broadwell. petraeus resigned from the c.i.a. in november of 2012 after admitting to that affair. prosecutors are recommending two years probation and a fine. by comparison other c.i.a. officers who have pleaded guilty to leaks have received up to 30 months in prison. the alabama supreme court is ordering the state's probate judges to stop issuing marriage licenses to same sex couples. the court ruled the u.s. constitution doesn't offer the judges duty to administer state law and it says the federal court used sleight of hand in a ruling in january. it resulted in most of alabama allowing gay marriage. we are waiting on new information from the justice department. it is expected to release a full report later today after finding evidence of widespread discrimination in the ferguson missouri, police department. now, the d.o.j. alleges ferguson police used excessiv

amy: that was general david petraeus five years ago condemning wikileaks for publishing classified information. earlier this month, the retired general plead guilty to mishandling classified information after you get the classified material to his girlfriend paula broadwell, who is writing his review. he let her access is cia e-mail account and other sensitive material, including the names of covert operatives in afghanistan, were strategy," from white house meetings. unlike many other whistleblowers, david betrays is expected to avoid jail. does the administration have a double standard on leaking classified information? we will speak to jesselyn raddack of the government accountability project. then to the mysterious death of miriam carey. >> why was my sister shot and killed with her one-year-old daughter in the car and she was unarmed? why? my mother deserves to know why. amy: you may remember the story in october of 2013, miriam carey drove to washington, d.c. from connecticut with her infant daughter. she made a u-turn at a white hosue checkpoint. after a short car chase, she was killed

petraeus is still a trusted adviser on how to beat isis. so let's get right to abc's chief white house correspondent jonathan karl reporting in tonight. jon? >> reporter: good evening, david. you know, petraeus was forced to resign because of that affair. he did agree to plead guilty to mishandling classified information, a charge that could mean jail time, but as one white house official told me today, he knows iraq better than anybody. he knows the issues. he knows the players. so, when isis began to gain ground in iraq last year, they started reaching out to petraeus for advice and despite his legal troubles, they tell me today, they will continue seeking petraeus' advice. the bottom line for the white house is that isis is a big problem and they value david petraeus' advice in how to deal with it. >> jon karl live at the white house tonight. jon, thank you. >>> and in israel tonight, prime minister benjamin netanyahu in a fierce battle for re-election there, trailing in the polls on the eve of the vote. making a controversial last-minute campaign promise, saying if he's re-elected, a palestinian state will not be established. in the past, netanyahu has supported a two

. >>> retired general david petraeus' career came to end, after an extramarital affair came to light, has accepted a plea deal over the legal implications of the scandal. it should allow the man who once commanded forces in afghanistan and iraq and later led to avoid a jail . we get the latest from our pentagon correspondent jim miklaszewski. >> reporter: david petraeus, the highly acclaimed commanding general of u.s. forces in iraq and afghanistan, and director of the cia, will plead guilty to unlawfully handling top- documents which he allegedly shared with his mistre. a one-count indictment filed today in federal court claims petraeus unlawfully took documents containing classified information. but additional court documents go much further. they claim that petraeus while head of the cia provided eight black books of classified material to paula broadwell, who was having an affair with petraeus while writing his by biography. documents say the black books contain top-secret information about the afghanistan war and identities of covert officers. the scandal exploded three years ago

did not know about general david petraeus.: colin powell did use his personal e-mail accounts when he was secretary of state and you cannot have government information such as blackberry which is known to be secure summit raises other issues about hacking and espionage into the private sector. judge napolitano: that is correct. the government accounts are far more secure and hurt defense as all of her predecessors did it which is a political defense. stuart: as i understand if she turned over 55,000 pages. judge napolitano: she cannot pick and choose which to turn over. she has to destroy the stuff and tell lois lerner how to destroy a server. destroy this stuff whether it was originally proposed. i don't know how you can do that. stuart: we don't know if 55,000 pages is everything. judge napolitano: we believe they are two long time and as to spend intelligent personal aides have been going through the e-mails. under the law they are not permitted to do that binge that is the property of the government, that is not for mrs. c

. >>> developing news today, former cia director david petraeus has agreed to plead guilty to mishandling classified materials. according to court documents, petraeus revealed classified information to his biographer and former mistress paula broadwell. he then later lied about it to the fbi. petraeus will get two years probation and pay a $40,000 fine. it's quite -- it is a quiet end to a very public fall from grace for the former four-star general, a military star who oversaw the wards in both iraq and afc. he was one hailed as a possible presidential candidate. we'll be right back. and that takes a lot of energy. we use natural gas throughout the airport - for heating the entire terminal generating electricity on-site and fueling hundreds of vehicles. we're very focused on reducing our environmental impact. and natural gas is a big part of that commitment. at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like shopping hungry equals overshopping. >>> caves on homeland security funding. speaker banger turning to democrats to pass a bill that fully funds the agency. for t

i want to bring in the david petraeus quotes from the washington post.lead the coalition effort on the ground. he says i would argue that the foremost threat to iraq's long term stability and the broader regional is not the islamic state rather it is shiite militias. the perception of the region has been that the u.s. is on the wayne and adversaries are on the rise. i hope we can reverse that now. the current iranian regime is not our ally in the middle east and is part of the problem, not the solution. the more the iranians are seen to dominate the region the more it will inflame sunni radicalism and fuel rise of the groups. this posted on a day when the president just delivered a message to the iranians. >> the days and weeks ahead will be critical. our negotiations have made progress but gaps remain. and there are people in both of our countries and beyond who oppose a diplomatic resolution. my message to you the people of iran is that together we have to speak up for the future we seek. for decades our nations have been separated by mistrust and fear

lou: general david petraeus, adviser to the president apparently despite a settlement with the justicet on having turned over classified information to his mistress but a close adviser who is being ignored given his op-ed today saying iran is the biggest threat in the middle east not the islamic state. >> there is something about being on the foreign policy team of president obama that needs to complete public disavowal of president obama and his policies. this is just the most recent, former head of the cia coming out saying obama policies in the middle east have been a disaster. if you read his answers to those questions it is a scathing account of what president obama has done in their region, squandered opportunities. when i see general david petraeus and the fact that he had to be very inappropriate actions once again it was about handling classified and important information as a foreign policy leader. not much different from hillary clinton. it is an amazing set of circumstances out of this administration. lou: this administration law-enforcement, one of his principal supporters

that's the allegation against david petraeus.and now the final resolution of this case. >> you said it, how do you prosecute a rock star? you do it the way everybody is handled. base level offense, four months. abusive position of trust, two extra months. obstruction of justice, two extra months and then acceptance of responsibility, you get minus two for that coming to eight months because the max is a year. but it's just amazing to read through that and realize you're talking about david petraeus. evan, come back to us if you have additional developments on that. thank you for that. >>> other breaking news, two house gop sources telling us that house speaker john boehner is expected to move soon and could be as early as today to bring a clean bill to fund the department of homeland security. yes, i said clean bill. i want to get right to cnn chief congressional correspondent dana bash on capitol hill with all the news that we have had since last week, this is a big deal, a clean bill means we could move ahead on this, couldn't

lou: general david petraeus today pleaded guilty to giving highly classified documents to his biographernd mistress while director of the cia. his guilty plea, part of the deal with the justice department that includes a recommendation two of years' probation, no time in prison subject to the judge's approval of course and a $40,000 fine. >>> another plea deal appears to be under way, a russian attorney for the nsa trader edward snowden says snowden wants to return to the united states, but only if he can be guaranteed quote, a fair trial. attorney general eric holder promised snowden two years ago he would not face the death penalty if he returned but snowden's attorneys now want further assurances of an impartial proceeding including no demand for the death penalty. much more on these stories later with our legal panel, attorneys lis wiehl and mercedes colwin, that coming up. >>> more than 8500 islamic state radical islamist terrorists have been killed in airstrikes since august according to the top general overseeing the anti-islamic state coalition. centcom chief before the house arm

david petraeus. the retired general is now consulting with the obama administration on the iraq strategy. that is even though the general was convicted of leaking classified information with his mistress and lying to the fbi about it. >>> enrollment in obamacare is rising. according to the white house, more than 16 million americans have gained coverage since the law took effect in 2010. the administration plans to commemorate the anniversary of the rollout. republicans are taking another stab at repealing it. they will unveil the 2016 budget. it includes vouchers for medicare and transformed medicaid to block grants to states. >>> the white house is slamming senate republicans for stalling the nomination of loretta lynch for the next attorney general. the spokesperson for the general calls the treatment unconscionable and inept. mcconnell will not consider her nomination until the human trafficking bill will be voted on today or perhaps not if it is blocked. democrats are expected to filibuster beca

white house press secretary confirmed that general david petraeus is advising the obama administration on isis currently. petraeus has admitted sharing classified information with his mistress and lying to the fbi about it. earnest says it makes sense to use petraeus because of his expertise and contacts within iraq. meanwhile, in an interview released today the president seems to blame his predecessor for isis rampage. >> isil is direct outgrowth of al qaeda in iraq which grew out of our invasion which is an example of unintended consequences which is why we should aim before we shoot. >> reporter: the president says he is confident isis will be pushed out of iraq. >>> the u.s. and iran are back at the negotiating table in switzerland two weeks ahead of the deadline for some kind of outline of a deal. james rosen is at the white house with the latest on the controversial talks. >> reporter: from speaker of iran's parliament and once the country's top nuclear negotiator came a startling declaration aimed at disspelling the idea that iran needs a nuclear deal more than u.s. and negotiat

the white house is monitoring the issues closely with the help of david petraeus. ow consulting the obama administration on the iran strategy. that is although petraeus was convicted of leaking classified information to his mistress and lying about it to the fbi. >>> let's bring alison kosik for an early look at your money. >> good morning. asian markets closing higher. european markets mixed. monday's stocks jumped. rebounding from big losses last week. the dow gained 227 points. the s&p and nasdaq added 1%. that puts the dow and s&p back in positive territory for the year. if you are not keeping track, stocks are close to highs. dow is about 2% away from the record. the nasdaq and s&p are not far behind that. we are watching oil prices. oil continuing to fall. plunging yesterday to the lowest level in six years. the price of crude dropping to $42.85 a barrel. that is the lowest since march of 2009. experts think the price of oil could drop lower than $40 a barrel. i love it. love the lower gas prices. >> double dip in oil prices. producers are concerned. >> it is

. >> reporter: newly found court documents say david petraeus one of the most highly decorated generals and former cia director lied to fbi agents and stored classified information. under the deal the retired general will plead guilty to a misdemeanor and do two years probation and pay a $40,000 fine. >> the president believes it is appropriate for general petraeus to take responsibility for his actions. >> reporter: the pleapetraeus admits it was wrong to share notebooks with broadwell. the deal sheds new light on the fall of 2012 as the benghazi terror attack unfolded. at cia headquarters two weeks before he was forced to resign petraeus told fbi agents he never shared classified material with broadwell. these statements were false. the acts were knowing and deliberate and not committed by mistake, accident or other innocent reason. >> it remains to be seen whether this is sad chapter or sad ending. i think going forward his credibility has to be under cut. i think it is an open question as to just how damaging something like this is. >> a source close to petraeus told fox he is relie

david petraeus has pled guilty to the federal charge of mishandling classified material. he provided classified information to his biographer, with whom he was having an affair. it is not clear what sentence petraeus will get. thousands of them paying respects in the last out to be murdered opposition leader who is shot the other night. his girlfriend, the main witness to the shooting, has returned to her home country. we have the details now. >> they came in the thousands list up a psalm line looping around to the street. a big farewell to boris. the crowd says the gunmen singled him out for his political views. the young boris was once thought a successor to boris yeltsin. when vladimir putin came to power, he became a critic. his girlfriend was the last person to see the politician alive will stop in her only interview, she says he was shot behind her. whoever pulled the trigger, it is a point pushed daily. >> i should kill him and there would be a begin. the question is -- [indiscernible] reporter: the mood is one of sorrow. there is also fear and worry. people tell m

petraeus point of view, remember i had been advocating for months that the president recruit david petraeushim a pardon and put him in charge of battle against isis is. petraeus is the architect of the surge. i think he knows more than anyone. >> i agree. >> what the deal is there. >> he certainly knows more than sean penn. >> well, let me tell you about sean penn he is an uber left wing person. is he the very definition of the hard left progressive wing of the party. he is also very compassionate person. i was with him in haiti during the earthquake and interviewed him there he has a great sensibility and a big heart. what he said about bush cheney remember that sean penn is an arrogant and self-involved person. believes everything he does even his poop doesn't stink. >> very eloquent. >> thank you very much. >> he couldn't have said it better. he is in many rays relying on very checkered history when it comes to bush, cheney. we all supported the invasion of iraq in march march 2003 that did lead to the destabilization of the entire region. >> but wait. >> i can give you one more sentence

david petraeus said, meet my lawyers from williams and conley.bama official is embroiled in a different kind of scandal. hillary clinton is under fire for using only a private e-mail address when secretary of state, essentially making her the gate keeper of how and whether her communications from her time in office are preserved and made available for the public. well, today, before house republicans sent out subpoenas, they got a note from hillary clinton's lawyer. his name is david kendall from a law firm called williams and conley. the same firm that represented general petraeus to such great effect in his scandal. house select committee on benghazi, meet hillary clinton's lawyers. want to know a secret? i wasn't always a redhead. you'd never know it though because it's nice'n easy color so natural looking it's clairol's #1 authentic color that's always true to you. so shift a shade and still look like your most amazing you. heroes charge! ♪ (explosion) ♪ (explosion) ♪ (explosion) ♪ lead your heroes in the hit mobile game! download heroes char

. >> it doesn't -- >> former cia director david petraeus will plead guilty to providing information to his mistress. >> dropped the dog into the dumpster below. neither dog was harmed. >> all that -- >> he was hail added a hero. >> he said he's ready to return to the u.n. >> snowden wants ara guantee of an impartial trial before he comes home. >> -- on "cbs this morning." >> benjamin netanyahu said years ago iran would have nuclear bombs within five years. >> time is running out. we have to act. >> why is he not aging? >> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" presented by toyota. let's go places. captioning funded by cbs >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." we begin with new questions about the private e-mail account hillary clinton used as secretary of state. the "associated press" traced her e-mails to an internet service based at the clinton's home in chappaqua, new york. >> they say it would give her a great deal of control over her messages. margaret brennan is at the white house where they say her private e-mails were not illegal. good morning. >> good morning. it gave her control

former cia director general david petraeus the man who left the position in disgrace. next week he faces sentencing for leaking classified information to his mistress. here'sing this here's something that may surprise you. he still has president obama's ear and has a lot to say about what's going on in the middle east. so i'm joined now by the woman who just interviewed him. she's liz sly, beirut bureau chief for "the washington post." also joining me a former cia officer and officer of "job breaker." to both of you, welcome. >> pleasure. >> thank you. >> liz, let me begin with you. you have this great interview here and having read it a couple times over a few headlines jumped out at me but i want to begin with you as to what general petraeus told you when you asked about iraq. you asked about his biggest worry and his answer wasn't isis. tell me what he told you. >> that's right. general petraeus says that the biggest long-term threat to the security of iraq and the region could actually be the rise of the shia militias who we are seeing make considerable progress on

director david petraeus will plead guilty to handling classified information. charged with unauthorised removal and detention of classified material. investigators are looking into whether he shared it with his biog raf yes paul aa bradwell whom he admitted to having an affair with. >> the national people's congress sets out the ruling communist party. the gathering has been overshadowed by a corruption campaign. it's china's important annual gathering, a number of faces will be ab sent from the congress. 36 delegates and advisors are under investigation. one is a former aid to the president. many wonder who will be next. so far more than 100,000 low and high ranking officials across the country have been implicated. 14 generals were added to the list on monday. >> the president's anticorruption campaign is expected to be a dominant theme of the congress and is a campaign that appears to be far from over. >> the parties never a haven for corrupt officials. we support and endorse the investigation into their cases. >> some analysts belief the campaign is a guise

. >> i'm going to -- >> could i mention a few days ago david petraeus said iran is a greater threat in the middle east than isis is. >> i'm going to get to iran. >> i agree with him. >> one more thing that angers the president about bibi netanyahu before we get to iran. he said the arabs are coming out in droves and the president told the "huffington post" that this gives ammunition to folks who don't believe in a jewish state. do you think that statement by netanyahu is kind of over the line? >> i think that politicians make statements. >> okay. >> i know that israel is our most reliable ally. it is the only place where you will see a campaign where statements are made by one side or the other. you have to put it in perspective of this incredible threat with the entire middle east with isis on the march, with the iranians on the march, with thousands of people being slaughtered and killed young women being -- >> you think the president is letting his personal feelings toward netanyahu get in the way of important policy issues? >> i am convinced of it. >> okay. >> i am convinced of it

israeli commentators calling it a great speech. >>> decorated army general and former cia director david petraeusl plead guilty to mishandling classified information. the charges stem in part from documents the former director allegedly provided to his mistress. petraeus was forced to resign as head of the cia when the affair was revealed. he's remained largely out of the public eye ever since. >>> new details this morning about the homeless man killed by police on the streets of l.a. >> a u.s. marshal says he was wanted for violating probation and bank robbery case. a warrant was issued for his arrest in early january. >> anger about the incident is growing as abc's ted rowlands reports. >> reporter: more than 100 people marching from l.a.'s skid row to police headquarters protesting the shooting of a homeless man shown in a mug shot from back in 2000. >> tragic, sad, happening too often. >> reporter: he was initially identified as charlie robinet but authorities say he stole that name from a french citizen more than 15 years ago. these pictures show police arresting him for bank robbery in febr