>>> right now on "america this morning," breaking news, former president bill clinton in the hospital with a blood infection. what we're learning about his condition. >>> the investigation into january's attack on the u.s. capitol takes a major step forward. could former trump aide steve bannon face criminal charges? >>> plus, the country so sharply divided. should the supreme court have term limits? the new discussion about the court's future. >>> new video of store shelves across america empty. just how bad the supply chain bottleneck could get, and can anything be done to save the holiday shopping season? a top expert weighs in. >>> a new twist in the nfl email scandal. the new questions surrounding the nfl's top lawyer. >>> also, we hear from the woman who had a meteorite crash through her roof and land next to her in bed. >>> and your chance to become a real estate mogul. the entire town for sale for less than a big city apartment. >>> good friday morning, everyone. we begin with breaking news. former president bill clinton is in the hospital. >> he's suffering from a blood infec

what you need to know tonight. >>> also tonight, news on former president bill clinton. in the hospital for several days in california. what we now know about his condition. hillary clinton visiting him in the hospital, and matt gutman is there. >>> tonight, the first capitol police officer charged with obstruction of justice in the january 6th riot. the officer accused of telling a rioter, i agree with your political stance. and then what he allegedly told that rioter to do. pierre thomas with us live. >>> tonight, the parkland school shooter nikolas cruz and what his attorney now says he's about to do. >>> overseas tonight, the prominent british lawmaker stabbed and killed during a meeting with his constituents. ian pannell reporting from london. >>> back here at home tonight, severe storms from arkansas all the way up to new york. damaging winds, large hail, possible tornadoes, and what's coming this weekend. rob times this out. >>> the crisis in the supply chain. just six weeks ahead of black friday. tonight, this key part of this behind much of this backlog. and mart

. >>> also former president bill clinton hospitalized for an infection said to be unrelated to covid his condition tonight. >>> the capitol police officer accused of telling a january 6th rioter to delete evidence the charges he faces. >>> the move by the justice department taking the battle over texas' abortion law back to the supreme court. the shocking attack. a lawmaker in the u.k. stabbed to death at a church while meeting with voters. was it an act of terror? >>> news on the gunman charged in the high school massacre in parkland, florida. planning to change his plea >>> and the supply chain gridlock and the major impact on holiday shopping what to do now to get those toys on time >>> this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening and welcome. mixed news tonight for those who got the johnson & johnson covid vaccination. an fda safety panel tonight endorsing booster shots for up to 15 million americans who received the j&j vaccine. but the panel also recognizing shortf in the vaccine's effectiveness. today's recommendation less narrow than the group's endorsements o

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liberal media and also the hollywood elites are protecting their liberal brand and that would be bill clintonrd. had hillary clinton back in the day left her husband, would she have had a better standing when it came to running for president. it's interesting, georgina when she was villified for not leaving harvey weinstein right away, yet hillary clinton went on to run for the white house. howie: monica lewinsky has been interviewed on cnn, the today show, the daily show, but that doesn't necessarily translate into people -- i don't know, everyone likes to watch princess diana documentaries. i don't know that everybody wants to relive linda tr ipp and everything that went on. >> i think people are tired of cancel culture. they don't want to resurrect something that died years ago. i believe monica lewinsky has every right to say her peace. let's move on. howie: i'm glad she has been able to rebuild her life. she couldn't answer one question. if social media had existed, if we lived in the twitter-sphere when the scandal broke would bill clinton have been canceled? >> i believe in the me too

was it bill clinton himself or -- >> bill clinton himself, and he has, you know, a couple of people. but, yeah, this is president clinton saying, i need to get in there. and i'm sure hillary clinton's with him in southern california right now, and she's an incredible caretaker of him as he's had to go through these ups and downs with his health in the past decade. >> thank you, douglas. thank you, dr. reiner. i appreciate it. thank you so much. >>> i want to turn now to cnn senior political analyst ron brownstein and senior legal analyst elie honig. good evening, gentlemen. so here we go. the drama continues, and it's -- anyways, elie, the january 6th select committee officially saying they are moving to hold trump ally steve bannon in criminal contempt for refusing to comply with their subpoena, but this is an uphill battle. how long could i t how can he no? i mean when you look at the facts here, steve bannon has zero legitimate basis. he's saying executive privilege. he's saying attorney-client privilege. those things have no application to someone who is not an attorney and was n

right. >> i'm told that they discussed at some length terry mcauliffe who was the chairman of both bill clintonclinton's campaign, former dnc chairman, that the two men had a discussion about how that race is going. >> bill clinton younger than joe biden, i might observe. >> that's true. >> if there were no symptoms initially, then what happened? how did he have to get rushed to the hospital? >> so you may remember that in april 2018, the day after barbara bush died, former president bush 41 was rushed to the hospital. the same thing had happened to him. there were no symptoms and then all of a sudden, he wasn't feeling well and he had sepsis. in this case what we know is that tuesday, he wasn't feeling well. the words were very fatigued. he really must not have been feeling well for them to bring him to the hospital. they did the test and they discovered the infection. >> very important. listen to your body. our beloved colleague kasie hunt just had a brain tumor removed. it was benign. but she just put out a tweet. listen to your body. >> appreciate it. >>> live on the scene after a british l

news just coming in on former president bill clinton. we'll get to that in just a moment here, but we are going to begin with the major headline in this pandemic. tonight the fda's vaccine advisory panel endorsed johnson & johnson's booster shot, too, suggesting you get it two months after the first shot. this time it's not just for 65 and older and for those at high risk. this particular booster is for everyone 18 years and older who got the johnson & johnson one-shot vaccine. they were unanimous. but one of the key questions in that room, should the johns johnson & johnson vaccine have been a two-dose vaccine a night long? the country moves forward with boosters for each of the vaccines. and today on the johnson & johnson shot, members of the panel saying the second dose, the booster, important because while the first dose effective, not as strong as they'd hoped. saying there's real urgency to their decision today. >>> the other headline involves tourism, visitors to the u.s. the u.s. announcing foreign visitors who are fully welcome

i wonder, secretary, and would a bill clinton be welcomed in this party now? you hear about joe biden has been influenced and maybe led by progressives. that he's doubling down on tax hikes and all on businesses. bill clinton raised the top rate but cut business-related rates and help spur an environment where washington and corporate america are working in sync. the boom was on. i guess do you recognize your party now? >> there's parts of the dialogue i don't recognize. i think what i'm missing and what i want to see more of is less about the personalities, less about the finger pointing and much more about the issues that are at stake and what is the overall good that we're seeking together for the common good. i think the more we can talk about this current budget package and lift up the real priorities and not the personalities, which is what we seem to be doing in the media these days, we'll be all better for it. >> neil: well-spoken. secretary herman, i can spend the rest of the show with you. thanks for joining us. one of the most successful labor secre

if he had succeeded, that general election that year would have been incumbent president bill clintonpublican nominee colin powell. my friend steve bennen, who is a long-time writer for this show, steve told me today, quote, you would be amazed at how many people in the clinton white house that day were watching general powell's speech live. because the stakes were so high. looking back at it now, looking back at the huge margin by which bill clinton won reelection in 1996, in retrospect it seems like a fait accompli that bill clinton would get reelected. after bill clinton's term in 1995, the prospect of running against that one guy, the prospect of running against colin powell made blood run cold in the clinton white house. the single most popular figure in the united states of america. but he decided not to run. general powell died today at the age of 84 from complications of covid-19. he was 84 years old. he had survived an earlier bout with prostate cancer, he had parkinson's disease, he also had multiple myeloma which is a form of cancer that meant that he was severely immune su

we begin this morning with breaking news about former president bill clinton. he's recovering in a california hospital this morning from an infection. the 75-year-old was admitted to uc irvine medical center tuesday. a spokesman says he's on the mend. he has badminiered iv anbioticd . the infection is non-covid related. sources tell cbs news that he's up and about and joking with hospital staff. in a statement, physicians for the former president said after two days of treatment, his white blood cell count is trending down, and he is responding to antibiotics well. we hope to have him go home soon. since leaving the white house in 2001, mr. clinton has faced some health scares. in 2010 he had a pair of stents implanted in a coronary artery. in 2005 he underwent surgery for a partially collapsed lung. and one year before that he had a quadruple bypass surgery after suffering chest pains and sortness of breath. >>> also breaking overnight, a federal appeals court says that a strict abortion law in texas can stay in place for now. earlier this month a u.s. distric

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of course no one enjoyed being president more than bill clinton did. and he's tried to be an active past president. he's tried to use the clinton foundation to keep his hand on big policies especially big global policies. and of course half of one of the most powerful political couples in american history. >> indeed. and we are wishing him well. let me just say to all of you thank you very much. >>> and coming up, a really surprising guilty plea today. the man who shot and killed 17 people at marjory stoneman douglas high school, he is in a florida courtroom. the latest on what his lawyers are saying, coming up. , coming . ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ just two pills for all day pain relief. aleve it, and see what's possible. ♪ ♪ there are beautiful ideas that remain in the dark. but with our new multi-cloud experience, you have the flexibility you need to unveil them to the world. ♪ i just became eligible for medicare and, can i say? it's so overwhelming. a, b, c, d - all the different plans and all those stacks of mail? i didn't know where to start. then i called humana, a

kumasi: bill clinton waking up in a hospital.so tracking the chance of smoky skies moving back today. the path the of the fire for the weekend. good morning. happy friday. you are watching you are watching abc 7 news, live on abc 7, hulu live, and wherever you stream. we want to get to mike with a look at the forecast. mike: we will try to lift your spirits by bringing you a sunny forecast as we head into the weekend. this is a look at how it starts. completely clear, that bone dry air means temperatures are in the low 40's. as we head through the 7:00 hour, the lack of wind, mostly offshore, temperatures in the mid-70's for the lunch hour. we are mainly 70's and 80's by 4:00. this evening, you are starting to feel the chill from 60's to 70's down to the 50's by the time we get to 9:00. reggie: developing news, bill clinton is in a southern california hospital. he is suffering from a blood infection. doctors are monitoring m. we are at the live desk with what we know. jobina: bill clinton is suffering from a blood infection known

. >>> heading home former president bill clinton released from the hospital today. we have t latest on his condition. >>> vaccine mandates showdowns. washington state police forces must be vaccinated by tomorrow. one state trooper quitting ahead of it. >> this is the last time you'll hear me. >> reporter: in massachusetts 150 members of the state police are resigning over their mandate as chicago prepares to suspend some of its officers. >>> the rallies for ahmaud arbery killed after being followed by a father and son. the trial of the men accused of murdering him begins tomorrow. the video evidence that will play a key role in the case. >>> nbc news exclusive. the widow of a police officer who took his own life after defending the capitol on january 6th speaking out. how she is still fighting for him. >>> plus the show will go on. the late night deal that will keep hollywood going. >>> good evening. we begin tonight with the international crisis in haiti. and the kidnapping saturday of 17 missionaries, 16 of them americans and one canadian. five of those being held

administración biden se prepara para implementar el programa quedaste en méxico y el ex presidente bill clintonupera luego de sentirse mal durante un evento y fda decidirá si le da luz verde a la vacuna de johnson & johnson como vacuna de refuerzo. >>> gracias a telemundo y las redes sociales que mi trabajo se ha ido conociendo. >>> elaboró sandalias de caucho luego de quedarse si las suyas ahora capta la atención de empresarios . >>> ♪♪ ♪♪ adele vuelve a los escenarios tras 10 años con su nuevo tema . >>> gracias por acompañarnos hoy viernes en esta edición de noticias telemdo mediodía soy nicole suárez , una de las decisiones que tomó el presidente biden fue implemnar el programa quédate en méxico y este caso llegó hasta la corte suprema y deberá mantenerse ahora la administración biden toma medidas para seguirlo. >>> la administración biden está lista para implementar la política de quédate en méxico desde noviembre y esto hizo esperar a 5 mil inmigrantes mientras se procesaban sus casos pero con la decisiones de la corte suprema decidió implemenarla. >>> estamos obligados a implementar esta

. >>> president bill clinton is in a california hospital. tuesday evening he was attending private events in the area and began to feel lightheaded. he was taken to uc irvine hospitalve inctin his oos e. colimend and responding well to antibiotics. >>> still to come on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, tiktok is popular for its challenges and recipes, but is it appropriate for kids? >>> i am sorry from southwest. what they are offering customers who got caught up in the travel mass. >>> trending online today ♪ ♪ you can jump. $0 gym membership and free fitbit®. for occasional heavy lifting. one of many cost-saving medicare advantage benefits from scan health plan for 2022. call today, or ask your agent about scan health plan. >>> new creatures shows half of american adults under age 30 used tiktok . it is also attracting kids. has kpix 5's morning anchor dat many believe they are two key young for the content. >> reporter: people cannot get enough of tiktok. it attracts 1 billion users every month, including a lot ta . >> reporter: tikt

. >> el expresidente bill clinton fue hospitalizado en california por infección en las vías urinariasá de buen ánimo y evoluciona bien, vamos con los detalles con maría paula ochoa buenas tard, ¿qué dice el último reporte médico? ¿qué tal? >> buenas tardes julio, el últi reporte que conocimos indica que el expresidente se recuperea satisfactoriamente el conteo de sus glóbulos blancos están positivos, está con buen espíritu y también sabe de los buenos mensajes y deseos que todo el mundo le envía y esta muy agradecido . >> el expresidente bill clinton está respondiendo a los antibióticos que recibe desde el martes, por culpa de una infección urinaria, algo frecuente en hombres de edad avanzada. >> los factores es que hay bacterias que entran al sistema. >> según su portavoz está agradecido por los cuidados recibidos, su esposa hillary clinton lo visita en uci (unidad de cuidados intensivos) donde está por privacidad y hoy el presidente joe biden habló con él y espera verlo pronto. >> (audio en inglés). >> el expresidente hab sufrido complicaciones cardíacas con una cirugía y habló con

>> janai, thank you. >>> earlier today, former president bill clinton walked out of a california hospital six days after being admitted for an infection. the 75-year-old and his wife, hillary clinton, thanking doctors and staff at uc irvine medical center. his condition is not uncommon for men his age. and there are warning signs. marcus moore is there. >> reporter: six days after he arrived at this southern california hospital fighting an infection, former president bill clinton walked out on his own with a show of gratitude. the doctors and nurses who treated him lining up outside as clinton left with his wife, former secretary of state hillary clinton, sunday morning. >> how are you feeling? >> reporter: giving a thumbs-up when asked how he was feeling. his motorcade heading straight to the airport where the former president would fly to his new york home. aides said the 75-year-old was overly fatigued when he was admitted to the hospital on tuesday. his wife and daughter chelsea, visiting the former president during his stay. doctors found he was suffering from a urological infection

in 1993 when bill clinton was trying to pass his first big-budget and economic plan which in my view set the stage for a huge economic recovery, it was very controversial. there were moments when they chased senator bob kerry inside a movie theater. theater where he had gone to get away from the pressure of negotiating that bill. you saw the same things happening over the affordable care act when that was being negotiated in 2009. presidents trying to do big things and that got majorities, because almost all presidents come in and try to do their work and there was a big debate. there was the crime bill in 1994 and again in 2009. host: would you say moderates have been able to flex that kind of muscle to have an impact? guest: nobody could flex this kind of muscle because the margins were nowhere near as thin as the president's party is now. you cannot lose a single vote in descendant which means senator manchin or senator kyrsten sinema can hold up this process if they are unwilling to vote for certain provisions. that gives enormous leverage to the senate and to almost all of the h

bill clinton adopted it partly because of ross perot's pressure.rault got 98% of -- perot got 98% of the vote and clinton and newt gingrich balance the budget. i give perot credit. i think only good can come out of what andrew yang is doing and i wish him luck. history says it will be really hard. can he affect the two party candidates? yes, he can, he can come in a constructive way. host: ithaca, new york, on the republican line, ray. caller: good morning. mr. lieberman, i think you are the best democrat around by far. i just have a quick question. i've been really disappointed with president biden who seems to be caving into bernie and the squat. why is the disrespect for joe manchin, why do you think president biden is acting more like he was vice president? i don't understand this hard turn to the left. i wish he was more like you, sir. guest: thanks for your kind words. i've known joe biden forever. we met long ago because we had a mutual friend long before i came to the senate. we served together for 24 years. a wonderful person, really honor

breaking overnight, bill clinton >>> good morning. breaking overnight, bill clinton hospitalized.ntensive care recovering from an infection not covid related, first admitted three days ago. straight ahead, what his doctors are saying about his recovery, why his infection could have been much worse and the overnight ages of hillary clinton at his bedside. a live report from the hospital, straight ahead. >>> shot in the arm. >> we do have a unanimous 19 out of 19 yes votes. >> an fda panel recommending a booster dose for millions of americans who received the moderna vaccine. this morning, who is eligible, the timeline and

the year was 1902 bill clinton had just been elected president a year later, he asked his wife hillary to draft a universal health care bill. after we saw what the clintons were doing, that we would do what we could to keep it from ever passing. so i spent a lot of time in washington working to create this propaganda campaign is to get people to fear change to make them feel uncertain about what's being proposed. and to doubt that those who are proposing it dis, campaign sabotaged bill clinton's reform. a one man learned from this barack obama elected president of the united states in 2008. he made health care reform. a priority did have now been nearly offensive. nearly every president and congress, whether democrat or republican has attempted to meet this challenge in some and that is the issue of health. i'm not the 1st president to take up this cost, but i am determined to be the last obama knew he would be attacked from all sides. to succeed. he decided to negotiate with the 3 powerful players and the health care system. the insurance companies, hospitals, and drug companies all w

el ex presidente bill clinton fue dado de alta del hospital tras pasar varios dÍas hospitalizados pornguÍneo. el expresidente estuvo de buen humor durante todo su tratamiento y habÍa sido tratado en esa unidad por cuestiones de privacidad y seguridad, no porque necesitara cuidados intensivos. por otra parte, en san josÉ, tres hombres resultaron heridos en un incidente violento que involucrÓ balazos y puÑaladas. el hecho ocurriÓ en las primeras horas de este domingo, a las 2:30 de la madrugada. inicialmente la policÍa de san josÉ informÓ que dos de las vÍctimas tenÍan heridas de gravedad, pero mÁs adelante aclararon que estÁn fuera de peligro. por el momento se investiga el motivo del ataque. la moratoria que protege a inquilinos de ser desalojados venciÓ en california, sin embargo, hay organizaciones que siguen en la lucha para evitar que usted pierda su hogar. nuestra colega nos cuenta cuÁles son los problemas mÁs comunes que enfrentan los residentes y quÉ recursos tienen. >> la verdad fue un poco difÍcil. digo mÁs que difÍcil porque se nos vino todo encima. reportera: ana cuenta que

arbery wrung around the world the trial of the man accused of shooting him >>> former president bill clinton returns home >>> hiring enough workers might take a christmas miracle why the labor startage is hitting small businesses especially hard. >>> a high school brings a drag ball to the football field it is monday "early today" starts right now thanks for starting your week with us. i'm frances rivera >> and i'm philip mena >>> 17 missionaries in haiti had just left an orphanage when they were abducted by gang members. what more do we know and what is the u.s. government doing to help >> the state department is not didding very much about this case given the situation what we do know comes from a statement posted on the website of the ohio based christian aid ministries it says the six u.s. citizens and one canadian citizen and telling us, we are engaging with haiti authorities. the police say the kidnappings were carried out by the group that took several priests earlier this year. haiti has seen an increase of activity since the earthquake. at least 323 kidnappings were reported this ye

es una persona que tiene una bacteria que comenzÓ en algÚn Órgano, en el caso del ex presidente bill clinton y causa una infecciÓn, en vez de solamente urinaria, en todo el cuerpo. cuando una persona tiene sepsis una de las cosas que pueden pasar es que la presiÓn sanguÍnea disminuya demasiado y hay un riesgo de un shock sÉptico, que es cuando la presiÓn sanguÍnea disminuya de manera peligrosa. gracias a dios ese no parece ser el caso del expresidente. angÉlica: ¿quÉ puede generar esta sepsis? >> usualmente es una infecciÓn bacteriana. es bastante comÚn que en personas en la tercera edad comience con una infecciÓn urinaria, es uno de los casos mÁs frecuentes que nosotros los mÉdicos vemos en los hospitales. pero puede ocurrir con otras infecciones. una neumonÍa, por ejemplo, puede llegar a una sepsis. una infecciÓn de la piel puede llegar a una sepsis. siempre que la bacteria va de la piel, de la orina o del pulmÓn a la sangre, se puede ocasionar esa infecciÓn mÁs severa de todo el cuerpo. borja: ¿cuÁl serÍa entonces el diagnÓstico del expresidente? ¿cÓmo se puede tratar? ¿es muy grave? juan

information tonight on the breaking news we're covering on the hospitalization of former president bill clinton. i mentioned earlier this hour we had a statement from his spokesman which said on tuesday evening, so two nights ago, president clinton was admitted to uci, that's university of california at irvine medical center, to receive treatment for a non-covid-related infection. so it's an infection and not related to covid. he is on the mend, in good spirits, and is incredibly thankful to the doctors, nurses, and staff providing him with excellent care. i mentioned also that cnn had then reported that president clinton had been in california on tuesday for an event related to the clinton foundation, had felt unwell, had been checked into uci medical center, and was being treated for a blood infection. again, that's cnn reporting that we have not confirmed. they said he's effectively being treated for sepsis, being treated with antibiotics. now we've got a joint statement from two of the doctors who are involved in president clinton's care. i'm just going to read it you do verbatim. quote, pr

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bill clinton would've had that appointment so how would've the supreme court interceded and decided the election for the second george bush versus al gore and what a difference that would've made. you can see the consequences of politics in her government and the importance of both and how that reflects on the performance, is clarence thomas he was then appointed to replace thurgood marshall most think is judge higginbotham and a great advocate of civil rights and justice and those sorts of things i could go on and on the armand might want to speak to this as well. i just what to remind everybody of the great audience that we've got feel free too post any questions on facebook or youtube, whatever you are watching we will be happy to get to those. i'm gonna start this out as an observation from justice deferred but when my brother has been a volunteer and i was telling him i was hosting the session and he's an attorney and i said i got this book and i feel the book report on it and one of the things for both of the books it is a book about the supreme court by a great legal mind but

we had the latest breaking news report on former president bill clinton, he is now been hospitalized. fox news medical contributor marty makary is with us. we wish the president well, we obviously have political differences but unlike liberals, actually care about human life, i hope he's going to be okay, what are the thoughts on what you hear? >> he was admitted to the university of california irvine medical center with what is described it to be a blood infection, specifically a condition known as sepsis, there is a wide variation in what sepsis is, it can be a mild infection or it can be life-threatening. we are told it is not covid and he is on the mend, we do wish him well and it looks like he's doing better on antibiotics. >> i have heard and you are right, varying degrees of it but the worst side of it can be very dangerous, can it not? >> as a matter of fact many people who die in an icu die of sepsis, it's when an infection goes out of control in one system and overwhelms the physiology of one system. 75 years of age, his immune defenses are going to be a little weaker. he ha

>> i covered bill clinton for a long time.andering around, probably saying hello. can you walk us through what we know here. the staff has been very clear not covid. the staff has been very clear nothing to do with his history of some heart trouble. >> right. >> this was a urinary tract infection that spiraled into an infection, right? >> so, i'm not a doctor but i gather that this is not uncommon in older people. you can get a urinary tract infection. in older people it doesn't have the same symptoms. you don't know you're having t.tuesday night we're felt he told, quote, very fatigued. he must have opinion feeling pretty bad to go to the hospital. they did the test. they discovered the uti had become sepsis, a blood infection. that is very serious, jop. i don't know if you remember, but the day after barbara bush died former president bush 41 was actually admitted to the hospital for a similar infection, and his was very, very serious. this, they seem to have caught earlier. >> jamie gangel, appreciate the reporting. >> sure

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tonight on the breaking news that we're covering about the hospitalization of former president bill clinton spokesman, which said on tuesday evening, so two nights ago, president clinton was admitted to uci, that's university of california at irvine medical center, to receive treatment for a non covid related infection. so, it's an infection that's not related to covid. he is on the mend and in good spirits. he is incredibly thankful to the doctors, nurses, and staff, providing him with excellent care. i mentioned also that cnn had then reported that president clinton had been in california on tuesday for an event related to the clinton foundation and felt unwell. had been checked into the uci medical center and was being treated for a blood infection. again that cnn reporting, we have not confirmed. he is effectively being treated for sepsis, being treated with antibiotics. well now we've got a joint statement from two of the doctors, who are involved with president clinton's care. i'm gonna read it to you verbatim, quote, president clinton was taken to uc irvine medical center and diagnos