12 p.m. News on Demand - Former Trump national security adviser John Bolton pleads guilty

Good afternoon. I'm Raphael Warnock. President Trump's one-time National Security Advisor pleads guilty to mishandling classified information. Former National Security Advisor John Bolton pleaded guilty to a single count of illegally holding on the classified information as part of a plea deal with federal prosecutors. He is set to be sentenced on October 28th and could face as much as five years in prison, though the agreement with the Justice Department may help avoid any jail time. John Bolton can withdraw his plea if the judge sentences him to a longer prison sentence or a fine of more than $2.25 million. John Bolton was charged last year with 18 counts of retaining and disseminating classified information, including journal notes he shared with family members as he wrote a memoir. At the White House, Jared Halpern, Fox News. Nearly 600 deaths have been confirmed after Wednesday's devastating earthquakes in Venezuela. Rescue workers and civilians are racing against time to reach possible survivors buried underneath rubble. Officials said thousands were also injured when back-to-back magnitude 7.2 and 7.5 quakes hit. Wisconsin leaders are restarting efforts to bring Amtrak service to the capital city. Governor Tony Evers and the Department of Transportation explained yesterday a grant application was submitted to expand the Amtrak line to include service to Dane County and others. The proposal would see the twice daily Hiawatha line from Chicago to Milwaukee, go to Madison, Watertown, and Pewaukee. Auto repair shops are keeping busy after Wednesday's flooding. Brian Buck owns Auto Aces in Green Bay. He says driving through flooded streets is not worth the risk to your car. The engine sucks air into the air filter. It goes into the intake system. It can lock the motor up cause extreme damage. Not only to the engine, but to the transmission. He says this year is the worst he's seen with water impacting cars. Repairs can range anywhere from just a few bucks to up to thousands of dollars. In less than a month, Boeing Plaza on the EAA grounds in Oshkosh will be transformed into a hub for air venture. That work is thanks to 6,000 volunteers that come out every year. They're already on the site getting ready for all the action. There is so much work that goes into this every year, and they help in every sort of way. We've got first aid, the volunteer kitchen, you name it. There's people here that are willing to help. Everybody's got a skill and they bring it to the table. That's senior communication specialist, Drew Stefani. There's still plenty of work to be done. You could visit the EAA website to apply to be a volunteer. This year's Air Venture runs July 20th through the 26th. Now here's your Fox 11 weather update. Enjoy the weekend. It's going to be hot and humid next week. This afternoon, partly cloudy, high 75. Tonight, mostly clear, low 55. Tomorrow, mostly sunny high, high 78. Mostly sunny, high near 80. Monday, hot and humid, mostly sunny high 93. From Fox 11, your station for severe weather coverage, I'm Pete Petoniac for News Talk.