5 Things to Know This Morning

Dec. 6, 2012 — -- Your look at the five biggest and most buzz-worthy stories of the morning.

1. Kate Middleton Leaves London Hospital
Kate Middleton left King Edward VII Hospital in London this morning after being admitted four days ago following the palace's announcement she is pregnant and being treated for hyperemesis gravidarum, or acute nausea. Middleton, who is less than 12 weeks pregnant, was seen leaving the hospital with Prince William at 11 a.m. GT today.

2. John McAfee Arrested After Entering Guatemala
Software tycoon John McAfee, who fled Belize for Guatemala this week, was arrested overnight for entering the country without a passport, his lawyer confirmed to ABC News. Police are calling McAfee a person of interest in a November killing in Belize.

3. Syria Loads Components of Sarin Gas Into Bombs
ABC News has learned that Syria loaded components of sarin gas into bombs near or on Syrian airfields earlier this week, not onto aircrafts.

4. 5 Babies Die Using Nap Nanny Recliner
The government is taking action against the makers of a portable baby recliner called the Nap Nanny after five children died. The Consumer Product Safety Commission alleges that the new model of the recliner and two earlier versions pose a dangerous risk of injury and death to infants.

5. Apple Stock Loses $35 Billion
Apple stock tanked on Wednesday, losing $35 billion in value in one day. It is the company's worst drop in almost four years.