KAYE: Eight men charged with plotting to blow up Transatlantic flights. This morning, the British Press Association is reporting that three of those men have pleaded guilty to conspiring to cause explosions. Their trial is wrapping up in London. The British Press Association says the man admitted to causing a public nuisance by making threatening videos. Two other men also pleaded guilty this morning, to that charge. A jury still has to decide if the men are guilty of conspiring to kill thousands by smuggling homemade bombs onto passenger planes. The alleged plot was uncovered by police nearly two years ago.</s>HARRIS: Seeking an arrest warrant for the president of Sudan. An international prosecutor unveiling genocide charges against the president Omar al-Bashir, just a couple hours ago. Al-Bashir, seen here, is accused of ordering murder and rape in Darfur. He faces three -- five counts of genocide, two counts of crimes against humanity and two counts of war. It could take the three-judge panel months to go through all of the evidence in this case, before issuing any rulings. On Sudan's state TV, the president's National Congress Party warned of more violence and bloodshed if an arrest warrant is issued. The United Nations estimates 300,000 people have died in Darfur mission. More have been displaced -- millions more have been displaced because of the fighting.</s>KAYE: Angelina's new arrivals. Or should we say Brangelinas? Next in the NEWSROOM.
Guilty Charges for Terrorists Who Plotted to Bomb Transatlantic