petraeus will plead guilty.he 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 just two year's probation, and pay a fine of $40,000. it's about a third of what he collects for making a single public speech. >>> earlier i spoke to al jazeera legal contributor jamie floyd and i asked here how he is avoiding jail time. let's bring in jamie floyd. now the report that we just saw indicated that petraeus is going to get special treatment. >> well he had a good lawyer. that's what it indicates. he had a good lawyer. he cut a good deal. and it could have been a lot worse for him. >>

broadwell had been writing a biography about petraeus and the two became romantically involved.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 chelsea manning, petraeus is expected to receive just two years probation and pay a fine of $40,00

. >>> retired army general david pet petraeus will learn his punishment. he mishandled classified information leaking it to his mistress. petraeus arrived in court and reached a deal to plead guilty and try to avoid prison time. it comes down toe what the judge actually decides. jonathan he's gone into the courtroom. what are we to expect? what will actually happen? >> reporter: as for the sentence, u.s. magistrate judge will get the final say. the recommended sentence of petraeus and the prosecution agreed on will carry a lot of weight with this judge when he renders his decision later on sentencing. retired four star general david petraeus you see him arriving at the federal courthouse in charlotte about an hour ahead of his scheduled hearing. in that hearing, he is expected to plead guilty to one count of unthoroughized removal and retention of classified material. it is a misdemeanor that carries a maximum sentence of one year in prison and $100,000 fine. as part of his plea agreement, both sides are going to recommend to the judge that petraeus spend

they found the binders in a search of petraeus' house in 2013. robert ray, al jazeera, charlotte, north carolina. >> loretta lynch is confirmed as the next attorney general as the united states. they approved the nomination by a 56-43 vote. ten republicans voted for lynch. she's the first african-american woman to hold the position. president obama is glad to have her on board. >> she'll do a great job helps our communities, keeping them safe but also making sure our citizens are protected by equal justice under the law. she's got credibility with law enforcement but has credibility with the communities. >> the president nominated lynch to replace eric holder in november. she's expected to be intorn in on monday. >>> the family of michael brown, the black teenager shot and killed by a white policeman, sued the city of ferguson missouri today. the case sparked an emotional national debate about the deaths of black men at the hands of police officers. diane esther brook has more on the lawsuit. >> wearing sweatshirts wearing their son's image, mich

general david petraeus learning his sentencing for his leaking of top secret information.et's go to robert ray, who is live in charlotte, north carolina. robert petraeus is expected to take a plea deal. what could that mean for sentencing sentencing? >> reporter: good afternoon, randall. indeed here is the plea deal filed in charlotte on march 3rdrd. this means the lawyers of the united states government are not recommending prison time. they are recommending a $40,000 fine that the general would have to pay within one week of sentencing, and two years of probation. the judge could decide you know i don't want to go into this plea deal. i want to give him the maximum sentence. that would mean one year of prison time five years of probation, and a $100,000 fine. but all of the analysts think this plea deal will occur this afternoon about 2:00 when the sentencing begins. if we look at some of the charges that general petraeus is pleading guilty to many are pretty interesting. eight of his notes that he wrote, his time in afghanistan, the highly confidential material reported

petraeus will plead guilty to unauthorised removal of material on thursday. it carries up to a year in prison and a $100,000 fine. it's gaol time. . >> it's unlikely he'll do gaol time. >> 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 positions of power. that's why unlike edward snowden in exile for exposing mass programs in the u.s., or chelsea manning in gaol for leaking diplomatic cables to wikileaks. petraeus is expected to pay a probation, a third of what he collects for making a single speech >>> to the 2016 presidential campaign is about to get a dramatic makeover. setting off alarm bells across the political spectrum jed bush's supporters found a way to create a blank check of sorts for their g.o.p. candidate. david shuster has more. >> reporter: in the complex and often controversial world of presidential campaign financing, jed bush is sailing into unprecedented and unchartered workers. his ri

they were not threatened by a member of the petraeus. jill kelly began sending emails when the federal bureau of investigation unearthed brode well from the source. they discovered evidence of the affair with the general. according to the documents, petraeus is accused of sharing with rodwell eight of his black books. recording his time in afghanistan. the highly confidential material is said to accuse the identities of covert intelligence officers, war strategy and notes from high level meetings. petraeus will plead guilty to unauthorised removal of material. it carries up to a year in prison and a $100,000 fine. it's gaol time. the . >> it's a cast which is powerful. protected by powerful interests. petraeus ingratiated himself with the people who are not just supporting america's wars abroad. >>> with those, in positions of power. that's why unlike edward snowden in exile for exposing mass programs in the u.s., or chelsea manning in gaol for leaking diplomatic cables to wikileaks. petraeus is expected to pay a fine of $40,000, a third

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

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. >>> we're tracking developments in the sentencing of david petraeus. he just learned his fate in a north carolina courtroom a judge sentenced him to two years of probation and a $100,000 fine. now, petraeus could have been sentenced to as much as one year in jail. the sentencing comes two months after petraeus pleaded guilty to a single misdemeanor charge in a plea deal with the government. prosecutors say petraeus shared classified material with his mistress paula broad well. she was writing his biography at the time. >> as president and as commander km in chief, i take full responsibility for all our counterterrorism operations, including the one that inadvertently took the lives of warren and giovanni. i profoundly regret what happened. >> the president admits an operation targeting al qaeda accidentally killed a husband and father from rockville. warren weinstein was working in pakistan when he was taken hostage. his family in maryland fought for three years more than three years for his release. now word of his death. news4's chris gordon has reac

petraeus will be spared prison time but the 100,000 didn't fine. the deal angered fbi acts who worked on a two-year investigation and thought general petraeus should have been treated more harshly because of the information in the notebooks and his lack of candor while running the cia. all of that said, without question one of the greatest minds of his generation. military minds of his generation. meeting this end today and so much to be said about all of this, about a man who was -- wow served greatly our united states. >>> well week hearing new accusation from from a book about hillary clinton including her time as secretary of state and millions of dollars in donations to the clinton charitable foundation. this time about a russian business deal to scoop up american uranium. the details and response from clinton campaign, coming up. the book's awe they're says his next investigation is about jeb bush. that's coming up on fox news channel. when it comes to good nutrition...i'm no expert. that would be my daughter -- hi dad. she's a dietitian. and

but first, david petraeus.rmer head of the cia was sentenced to two years probation and a $100,000 fine. but he avoided any jail time for providing classified information to paula broadwell. >> 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. >> 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 nationa

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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 positions of power. that's why unlike edward snowden in exile for exposing mass nsa surveillance programs in the u.s., or chelsea manning in gaol for leaking diplomatic cables to wikileaks. petraeus is expected to pay a probation of two years, a fine of $40,000 a third of what he collects for making a single speech, $40,000. >>> during this newshour leaders from the e.u. are gathering in brussels to discuss the migrant crisis basically. you can see there, francis hollande arriving at the summit. just a little while ago. a few technical issues. we'll check in on the summit and the developments during the newshour here on al jazeera. >>> the u.s. department of justice

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 focus on mrs. clinton's use of private e-mail. the second on the attack that killed four americans including ambassador chris stevens. an attorney for clinton says she is prepared to answer questions publicly as soon as possible. next on abc 7 news at 6:00 -- >> nobody is never held accountable. maureen: a lawsuit is filed over the dea

i'm being told general petraeus is live. we have to take that. let's go. what did he say?ht. i'm being told it was short. this is just after he was sentenced. that was david petraeus there briefly. as soon as we get more on that we'll bring it back. let's continue where we were. i hear you on the ethics question charles blow and the duvall ewing, almost of these lives when these videos are looped over and over. to you, from the perspective of a police officer, and -- i continue to go back to what we know and this neighborhood. everything that i understand if you're an officer, you probably know this part of baltimore where this happened. >> i grew up a few blocks north from the incident yes. >> there you go. so okay you know the area. you know that if you're an officer in order to make this constitutional stop is what they call it this is considered a high crime area which i know you have questions over you call an area high crime, the fact that they have to have reasonable suspicion. you say it's a tad too murky. >> well it is. >> why? >> because reasonable suspicion in t

but this plea deal means petraeus avoids prison. his career was destroyed by an affair with a womanbiography, a fellow soldier also married with kids. >> today marks the end of a 2 1/2-year ordeal that resulted from mistakes that i made. >> 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 sp

he had been writing a biography about petraeus and the two became romantically involved.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 expected to receive two year's probation and pay a fine of $40,000. that's about a third of w

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. >>> the cia director who leaked information to his miss stress, they sentenced david petraeus to two years of probation and $100,000 in fines. petraeus apologized after yesterday's hearing. >> 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. >> petraeus had an affair with his biographer paula brown well. then gave her classified material while she was working on her book. >>> a deadly mistake. president obama apologized yesterday to the families of two hostages killed by u.s. drone strikes in pakistan one of them an american. yesterday the president told the nation that the target was an al qaeda compound. intelligence officials thought no civilians were there. but american warren weinstein was there. al qaeda held both men captive for several years. >> i profoundly regret what happened. on behalf of the united states government, i offer our deepest apologies to the families. >> and the attack also killed two other americans who had leadership roles in al qaeda. >>> now your "nb

he was responsible for keeping america's top see secrets but today general petraeus faces sentencing secrets. could a plea deal spare him from prison? >> actor robertdown downey, jr. storming out of the interview. "fox & friends first" continues right now. >> we don't want you to walk out on us. we want you to stick around and have a good morning. >> i am ainsley earhardt. >> i am heather childers. terrified passengers when people on the plane start passing out. >> all of the chaos causing the pilot to make a daring last minute decision. >> we basically nose-dived until we leveled out. that was pretty darned scary. >> jackie ibanez is here with what the airline is saying. >> there was something going on with the passengers on board the sky west flight out of chicago when three people passed out 45 minutes into that flight. minutes later dozens more started feeling light-headed and short of breath. the pilot taking no chances asking if any one on board had medical training. mary cunningham was the only one immediately jumping in to help the first passenger. >> all of a sudden she pass

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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

tonight, petraeus sentenced to two years probation, fined $100,000. no jail time. >> today marks the end of a two and a half-year ordeal that resulted from mistakes that i made. as i did in the past i apologize to those closest to me and to many others. >> the apology, again, today from david petraeus. >>> back here at home tonight, to hillary clinton this evening. the former secretary of state, now being summoned to testify on benghazi before a house committee, not once, but twice. and mrs. clinton tonight facing something else, as well. a firestorm as questions mount about cash donations to the clinton foundation and from whom. abc's cecilia vega tonight. >> reporter: hillary clinton tonight taking the stage to roaring applause. >> i wanted to be here regardless of what else i was doing. >> reporter: but today, the spotlight right here on the clinton foundation. report after report questioning foreign donations it accepted while clinton was secretary of state. "the new york times" reporting that as clinton's state department was signing off on the s

the sentence followed petraeus' agreement to plead guilty to a misdemeanor count. outside the charlotte court petraeus apologized. >> today marks the end of a two and a half year ordeal that resulted from mistakes that i made. as ski is it 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. >> the judge said petraeus committed a grave but very uncharacteristic error in judgment. >>> mixed news in the housing market today, sales of new homes plummeted about 11.5% in march while existing home sales were up. modest fwans on the markets today, the dow finished ahead 20 the s&p 500 rose 5, the nasdaq closed up 21 at a record high. >>> the senate has confirmed loretta lynch as the next attorney general. she will become the first african-american woman in the office. the afternoon's vote was 56 to 43 with ten republicans voting in favor. lynch's nomination had been on hold for five months because of democratic objections to an oi borings funding provision on

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. >>> today a federal judge will sentence former cia director david petraeus for leaking government secrets. petraeus is expected 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 passe

the sentence followed petraeus' agreement to plead guilty to a misdemeanor count. outside the charlotte court petraeus apologized. >> today marks the end of a two and a half year ordeal that resulted from mistakes that i made. as ski is it 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. >> the judge said petraeus committed a grave but very uncharacteristic error in judgment. >>> mixed news in the housing market today, sales of new homes plummeted about 11.5% in march while existing home sales were up. modest fwans on the markets today, the dow finished ahead 20 the s&p 500 rose 5, the nasdaq closed up 21 at a record high. >>> the senate has confirmed loretta lynch as the next attorney general. she will become the first african-american woman in the office. the afternoon's vote was 56 to 43 with ten republicans voting in favor. lynch's nomination had been on hold for five months because of democratic objections to an oi borings funding provision on

. >>> a plea deal means no jail time for former cia director david petraeus. the judge sentenced him to two years probation and fined him $100,000. he accepted a plea deal for sharing military secrets with his biographer while they had an affair. after sentencing petraeus apologized to loved ones and those he served in the goilitary. >>> monday the defense will make its case to spare the boston marathon bomber's life. the prosecution wrapped today focusing on the horror dzhokhar tsarnaev caused. those who were injured testified and the jurors saw pictures of each of the 17 people who lost limbs. tsarnaev's family members landed in boston this afternoon and could be called to testify next week. >>> a major decision in the charles severance triple murder case. as peggy fox reports, the judge approved a change of venue because of fear in the community. >> reporter: judge roush made her decision quickly. charles severance will not be tried here in alexandria. is that it sounds like from. >> it sounds like from what the judge said that his living situation will be

he is not going to prison but a federal judge and retired general petraeus was hit out harder than thegreement. he will have two years probation and a $100,000 fine. after his sentencing in charlotte, petraeus said he looked forward to moving on. >> today marks the end of a two and a half ordeal that resulted in mistakes that i made. 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. >> prosecutors say the investigation is still ongoing which suggests they may be targeting paula broadwell. >>> it was patriots day at the white house. president obama hosts the super bowl champion and makes a joke about deflate-gate. was it funny? you make the call. coy wire has the bleacher report next. are you so congested... it feels like that brick's on your face? try zyrtec®-d to powerfully clear your blocked nose and relieve your other allergy symptoms. so you can breathe easier all day. zyrtec®-d. find it at the pharmacy counter. we all eat foods that are acidic... most of t

. >>> a judge sentencing david petraeus to two years probation of the petraeus pled gel tee to sharing secrets with a woman. turns out that woman was also his mistress. >> today marks the end of a two and a half year ordeal that resulted from mistakes i made. as i did in the past i apologize to those closest to me and many others including those with whom i was privileged to serve in government and in the military over the years. >> petraeus will also have to pay a hefty fine of $100,000. >>> the senate confirming lore rete you -- loretta lynch. lawmakers laid the vote for months while vees lig -- wrestling with controversial issues. >>> lower gas prices are being blamed for a sudden dip in the ford focus and other hybrids: they are laying off 700 workers. i'm patricia stark. you are watching the most powerful name in news. fox newschannel. >>> finally a feminist cause we can all support or at least stair at. venice california muscle beach is showing more than pecks and abs. it is about to go topless. they said it, quote supports women being afforded the same rights to some. they bathe

petraeus reached an agreement with prosecutors back in february. investigators say he exposed trade secrets to his lover and biographer. >>> the pentagon outlined a strategy a few years ago but confirmed it just yesterday. defense secretary ash carter said the u.s. will protect itself against hacking and others abroad. >>> and a new task force in washington for the first time yesterday. lawmakers formed the panel to determine how terror groups get their money. local congressman might kirkpatrick chairs it. he said it cannot longer be stopped alone. >> any global strategies must attack their funding source. >> experts testified the terror group isis generates $1 million a day due to oil sales. >>> the representative from utah told reporters that doug hughes through through 30 miles of protected airspace last week and, quote, should have been blown out of the air. but the decision was made not to shoot him down. the incident exposed a security gap at the capitol. >>> educators in berlin are coming under fire following a deadly german plane crash. >>

petraeus gave a brief statement today apologizing for his actions. >> turning now to the race for 2016. hillary clinton under fire tonight as she carries on her campaign amid a slew of negative headlines that raise questions about the dealings of her family's foundation going back to her time as secretary of state. nbc's andrea mitchell takes a closer look. >> reporter: hillary clinton, the biggest celebrity at a star-studded women's conference in new york tonight. so when the cheering stops, clinton is trailed by a cascade of stories about whether she did favors as secretary of state for donors to her family charities. chelsea clinton, now the foundation's vice chair, defended their work today. >> what the clinton foundation has said is that we will be even more transparent. >> reporter: when she took office, hillary clinton, pressed by the white house, agreed to a memo voluntarily disclosing foreign contributions. but the upcoming book "clinton cash" obtained by nbc news, claims she did not live up to that promise. for example, while secretary clinton was trying to reset relations wi

director david petraeus will be sentenced in a federal courtroom in north carolina. 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.

former cia director david petraeus will not go to prison. instead he was sentenced to two years probation and fined $100,000. he apologized after today's hearing. >> 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. >> petraeus had an affair with his biographer, paula broadwell. he gave her classified material while she was working on her book. >>> we continue to follow breaking news involving the shooting of a philadelphia police officer. sky 4 is over the scene in west philadelphia just after 10:00 tonight. the officer was shot in the thigh and sources tell nbc 10 he is in stable condition. our crews are on the scene gathering new information. we'll have a live update in two minutes. ready to get rid of that old mower and move up to a honda well, you couldn't have picked a better time choose from ten different models with features you just won't find on any other mower whether you decide on the rock solid hrr series or the amazing hrx

yesterday a judge sentenced david petraeus to two years of probation and $100,000 in fines. petraeus apologized after yesterday's hearing. >> 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. >> 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 ft

petraeus who led forces in iraq and afghanistan apologized today for his actions. retired four star general resigned from the cia after the affair was revealed. >>> what a day for stocks! nasdaq hit its first record high since the dot-com boom. it closes at 5056 top its record set 15 years ago. the dow up almost 21. the s&p 500 up nearly 5. >>> the bay area is seeing a huge spike in binge drinking. the santa clara county has the highest jump in the state. the county saw a 28% rise in heavy alcohol use from 2002 to 2012. it's driven by women. san mateo county had the secondest highest jump follow by san francisco county. >>> unless you order customs license plate numbers are random but every so often a strange combination pops up. kpix 5 consumerwatch reporter julie watts on a woman who saw her numbers as a very bad omen. >> reporter: bonnie larkins loves her new car but loathes her new randomly generated license plate ending in 666. >> i couldn't believe it! it sent a chill through my body. >> reporter: she was shocked the dmv would randomly issue anyone this. >> 6

. >> the price scandal david petraeus will have to pay. >> there are negative stereo types about thisng. >> a bay ar >>> president obama is accepting responsibility for deaths of two hostages mission staken by killed by drone strikes in pakistan. a 73-year-old american aid worker and a italian port worker were killed in pakistan in january the two had been held by al qaeda. >> based on intelligence we'd obtained at the time including hundreds of hours of surveillance we believed this was an al qaeda compound. and no civilians were present. >> also killed were two americans with al qaeda leadership roles. >> niece guy. friendly. good neighbor. took care of his family. >> his family says they're devastated but say those who took him captive bear the ultimate responsibility. >> former cia director general david petraeus was fined for a slip up that destroyed his career and the charge is a misdemeanor. he admitted his mistakes today. . >> i look forward to moving on through the next phase of life. and to serve our great nation. but very much. he could have been sentenced to a year in pris

petraeus was also fined $100,000.ecutors recommended $40,000, but the judge said he increased it to discourage similar actions. the former four-star general says he's ready to move on. >> 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. >> his long and distinguished career ended with the affair with his biographer paula broadwell, became public. 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 th

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petraeus was considered america's most successful general. he turned the tide in iraq, but he fell for a woman writing his biography and gave her access to his secret e-mail. his sentence is interestingin because our research department tells us similar offenses by lower-ranking offenders often result in prison time.is 13 months and 20 months in two recent cases. a funeral was held in malta today for 24 immigrants who died trying to make it from north africa to europe. their bodies were the only onesrecovered from sunday's disaster off of libya that killed nearly 900. it is up to italy's coast guard to rescue these men and women stranded while attempting the perilous voyage. and clarissa ward spent time with the guard while on assignment for "60 minutes." >> reporter: the italian coast gu guard has now started to dread good weather. a flat, blue sea can spell disaster, triggering a flood of refugees to attempt the crossing at once. >> we have never seen something like this. >> reporter: captain leopoldo manna is the man who receives those des

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 an intense argument that lasted for quite a while this morning. at several points today, charles severance himself loudly forcefully objecting to the idea of moving this trial from al

today, petraeus was sentenced to two years' probation and fined $100,000. apologized after today's hearing. >> 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. >> as you might recall petraeus had an affair with his biographer paula broadwell. he 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 emotiona

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 that. it's the first time this specific volcano has er

petraeus today is expected to plea guilty and get a $40,000 fine. less than half of what he could have gotten in two years probation. he resigned three days after president obama was re-elected, after in 2012. and the fbi says after they confiscated that he also lied to the fbi about having shared it. but apparently in this plea deal they balanced what he did what what he had done before. the fact that he almost saved the war in iraq with the troop surge and oversee that. also, the war in afghanistan. bottom line, he will not serve a day behind bars under this plea deal assuming it's accepted today by the judge. >> okay. tracie potts from washington. thank you very much. >>> happening later today, the family of mike yoel brown is filing a wrongful death lawsuit against the city of ferguson. now, we knew this was coming. we just did not know exactly when. last night lawyers for the family announced they were going to file that lawsuit later today. the lawsuit will also likely name former officer darren wilson who shot and killed brown. wilson resigne