WHITFIELD: Welcome back. Actress Felicity Huffman is preparing to formally plead guilty to charges in a massive college admissions scam. She will appear in front of federal judge in Boston tomorrow. Authorities say the actress paid $15,000 to have someone change answers on her daughter's SAT exam. CNN correspondent Polo Sandoval joining me now. So, Polo, what should be expected in court tomorrow?</s>POLO SANDOVAL, CNN NATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: Well, you know, Fred, Felicity Huffman's scheduled court appearance tomorrow, it's been several weeks in the making. You'll recall that the actress is among about 13 parents who in April pleaded guilty in this college admissions scandal. They all agreed to plea out to charges of conspiracy, to commit fraud. Now, in exchange prosecutors agreed not to pursue any further charges. And also to recommend incarceration in the so-called low end of a sentencing range, maybe perhaps a few months here. And that could potentially include a $20,000 fine, plus possibly a year of probation after any potential jail time. But we should remind viewers, it is still going to be ultimately up to the judge to make any sort of sentencing decision. When she first agreed to the deal in April, Huffman released a statement fully admitting guilt and shame. She wrote, and I quote, "My desire to help my daughter is no excuse to break the law or engage in dishonesty." A quick reminder for viewers, prosecutors have been accusing Huffman of paying $15,000 to facilitate a better SAT score for her older daughter. Huffman has said that her daughter had no involvement in the scheme. Tomorrow's hearing will simply be a formal step towards court finally accepting this arrangement that's been made between Huffman and federal prosecutors, Fred. Sentencing will happen at a later date so certainly something to be on the lookout for tomorrow morning.</s>WHITFIELD: All right. Polo Sandoval, thank you so much. All right. Coming up, the fight for 2020, A record six women are seeking the Democratic nomination. But are they being held to a higher standard or some say getting Hillaried?
Actress Felicity Huffman Expected to Plead Guilty Tomorrow.