nbc 10's lauren mayk is live in our digital operations center with why lewinsky is speaking out now. >> monica lewinsky has gone from being someone all over the news for her relationship with president bill clinton to being very private, to now welcoming the spotlight to talk about bullying. she spoke today at the philadelphia convention center. this is the second time she's appeared at this forbes conference. last year she made her first big public speech here and since then she's also spoken at the ted conference, focusing on the issue of bullying. this crowd here today is filled with young adults who were maybe just in elementary school when she first hit the news as a white house intern. today she talked about what it's been like to become a public personality again in a different way. >> most of my friends have kids, and i'm close with all of my friends' kids and i think i have gotten to a place where i start to think about, well, what was going to happen when these kids got to that place in history class, and how was i going to handle that and what was going to happen, so this

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. >>> we move on to monica lewinsky taking on a new anti-bullying initiative.ed at changing the way people react when them see or encounter bullying. >> in an interview yesterday on gma, monica told amy robach why she decided to speak out publicly now. she said "it was -- it really was time." amy also asked how she was handling hillary clinton being in the news every day as she makes a run for the white house. >> i think it's really wonderful that we have two women from both parties running for higher office and i think however it may affect me personally is not something i want to talk about today. >> lewinsky did however say, "even though i have suffered from shame, i am not ashamed of who i am." it has taken her years, i would say almost like a decade to kind of get over this, and she says she never escapes the fact of what had happened between her and president clinton at the time. it's constantly brought up. so the fact that she's able to turn something like this into something good and be able to say, you know what, it's been a hard road. >> as an effort

lewinsky received a standing ovation. forbes 30 under 30 summit is an extension of forbes magazine's annual 30 under 30 list. the event runs through tomorrow. it has drawn thousands of people to our area. >> a police chase comes to a crashing end and left neighbors with a chaotic scene right outside their windows. who police were chasing and how an innocent person ended up in the hospital. >>> plus, the rain has stopped in south carolina. now the long road to recovery begins. live report from some of the worst flood damaged areas is next. >>> and we have nice weather in store for almost the rest of the week, then i'm tracking some showers followed by a bigger cool down that's coming up. >>> this is nbc 10 news. >> more victims found today in the flooded carolinas. >> 15 people are now confirmed dead as a result of those storms. two more were killed in north carolina. today for the first time in almost a week there was no rain across that region and many people got their first chance to start the difficult recovery. >> one

. -- i predict hillary clinton will set her sights on, wait for, monica lewinsky. yes. close your eyes and let your mind wander, you're welcome. >> predict three. since hillary clinton does not have any principles or philosophy or desire to make a bolle political statement unlist they are poll tested and necessary, she will fire up that bone dry tinderbox of a base, and blame republicans for everything. not just her server woes but blame them for losing lottery ticket, mood disorders, flat fires, pms, and sun spots, it will work. it sucks being psychic. almost as much as thought of a hillary presidency. >> on the show, iron chef -- is here to answer, should you cook with bacon if it causes cancer, but it is also delicious. >> has rand paul seen the light? >> house republicans have started impeachment proceedings against the irs commissioner, we're taking bets, hope you're all in, i'm kennedy. kennedy: well, i think my predicts will have a 90 to 95 percent accuracy rate. but let's see what party panel says. what do they see if there are tarrow cards? -- tarot cards? bern

gfx1 a move monica lewinsky objects to writing in vanity fair "it's complicated when someone starts the year as a private person and by october ends up in the costume aisle." jean twenge - personality and social psychologist / author of generation me 00;31;41;04 people want a halloween costume that makes them look good gmem060215012 and this year - one of celebrities: caitlyn jenner. - no surprise that this morning she is trending as one of the season's most popular costumes? gfx2 while many are outraged taking to twitter calling the costume "the most offensive thing ever..." another tweeting "shes not a costume shes a real person" crackle she doesn't find it jean twenge - personality and social of generation me 00;30;55;55 - some people that caitlyn jenner costume as potentially a little offensive maybe a little insensitive but then other people see it the opposite way they it as a way to honor her and say that she is a super hero this isn't the first time we've seen costume controversy - on tuesday walmart pulled both an israeli soldier costume for kids and a sheik fagin nose labelled

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coming up how monica lewinsky is trying to change her story line and forget about the past. >>> 5:34, 60 degrees here at nbc 10. we're looking at another dry day at the shore. that's a live view at cape may. there are changes ahead. your neighborhood by neighborhood forecast just ahead. >>> 5:37 this morning and cool but nowhere near as chilly as yesterday. we've got a few scattered clouds for the area. 58 degrees in philadelphia. the clouds moving through will keep going and we're on our way to another nice sunny and mild day. typically this time of year we'll see a high temperature op 70 degrees. it will be warmer this afternoon for most areas. and completely dry. we've got lots of clouds but the radar we're completely dry today and we'll stay dry until we get to the end of the workweek. then we've got showers, possibly some thunderstorms on the way. today leave the umbrella at home, don't forget the sunglasses. 70s this afternoon. 72 in quakertown, 63 degrees for the pocono mountains, sunshine and a gentle breeze out of the northwest, so the humidity stays low. you'll see sunshine

there was lewinsky, benghazi, e-mails-y, and america can't get enough of her. inspired an actual tv character. whoa, two, in fact. well, actually three. four, now that i think about it. (laughter) five -- oh, no, hey, no! that's not fair, no! that's better. now hillary clinton's reign is challenged by a dashing young rebel. >> bernie sanders surging against hillary clinton. >> thousands flocking to see the self ascribed democratic socialist. >> raised $26 million in the last quarter. >> a million online donors, faster than any candidate ever. >> trevor: oh, my god, bernie! he's so popular! he won home coming queen at countryside high. he boat out stacey. no, not stacey s., stacey r. exactly, i know, seriously... help me... (laughter) i can't even... stop doing this... stop -- doing -- this... what's impressive about bernie sanders is the fact that he raised $26 million. yeah, that's enough money to give $1 to every single republican candidate. so the stage has been set. it's clinton up against sanders and cnn is ready. >> the cnn democratic presidential debate

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to the monica lewinsky spoke at the 40 under 30 summit. this is the second time she appeared at the vent. last year she spoke about the public humiliation she went through. the crowd was filled with young adults who were just kids when that happened. today she talked about what it's been like to become a public personality again in a different way. >> my narrative in many ways had run away from me. it was about healing and getting strong enough to take back that narrative. it took a lot to get to place where i could do that. >> the forbes 30 under 30 summit is an extension of the annual 30 under 30 list. the summit runs through tomorrow. >>> a rutgers football player is no longer facing an assault charge. a judge dismissed the case against leonte carroo because his accuser said she didn't want to testify. he's accused of slamming the woman to the ground. >>> temperatures today warmed above normal for this time of year. that would be around 70 degrees. that's the average high today. we got to 75 and tomorrow we'll be similar to today. some

he controversially suggested to the clintons in the midst of monica lewinsky scandal that they out to engage in forcefully pummeling their enemies. people define him as a political operative. since the george w. bush administration and president obama, he has remained close with the clintons, been a consultant for the clinton foundation. he had business interests in libya. >> do we know what he wanted to do there? i'm trying to find something on that. >> it's complicated, but trying to set up a deal for a colleague of his who was trying to set up a business in libya. he felt that the clinton state department could assist him opening some doors. >> hey, i know the clintons, i know the secretary, that kind of thing, which happens in washington all the time. >> some look at him as somebody trying to cash in, make money off his relationship with the clintons and oh by the way as republicans put out in that last exchange, he's highly political, suggesting to the secretary of state, take credit, do a victory lap, go on camera, take credit for the fall of gaddafi. republicans are trying to m

even going back to the lewinski days -- that is her comfort zone. her numbers are up when she is fighting. democrats are saying thank you mccarthy for giving her the opportunity but long last she is able to do what she is good at doing. >> she is blaming and insulting. trey gowdy and the congressionalal committee that is trying to find -- congressional -- justice for four americans who were murdered unnecessarily on her watch. it is not about her. it is about justice >> in fairness, there have been six investigations found nothing is wrong. >> it has been that many because she will not give up the information she is asked for. >> six investigations found nothing wrong so the seven one is today. >> we don't know what was going on to stacy's point because she deleted a lot of e-mails. one of the investigations done, the report done, was my chairman mike rogers, there is a little shady on that and our reporter adam housely has done a lot of great reporter on that but adam is going to be breaking news on this. the committee has gone out of their way, tr

reporter: caitlyn has said she's not offended but now in a bold new piece invanity fair" monica lewinsky weighing in as someone who knows all too well what it's like to be the butt of halloween jokes writing it's complicated when someone starts the year as a private person and by october ends up in the costume aisle. the question of what' edgy and topical versus what's offensive and tacky is a fine line. celebrities have always used halloween as an opportunity to let loose and dress up as their hoywood counterparts but critics say that costumes like jenner's don't just make fun of her but the entire transgender community and lewinsky is reminding us there is a fine line between clever and cruel. for "good morning america," gio benitez, abc news, new york. >> caitlyn doesn't mind. >> i guess there's a fine line but lighten up. >> it's halloween. >> relax. >>> let's go over to amy. >> all right, guys. we'll be talking about some confusion and questions about the american cancer society's new mammogram guidelines which recommended that women do not get screened regularly until th are 45. we

that costumes like jenner's don't just make fun of her but the entire transgender community and lewinsky is reminding us there is a fine line between clever and cruel. for "good morning america," gio benitez, abc news, new york. >> caitlyn doesn't mind. >> i guess there's a fine line but lighten up. >> it's halloween. >> relax. >>> let's go over to amy. >> all right, guys. we'll be talking about some confusion and questions about the american cancer society's new mammogram guidelines which recommended that women do not get screened regularly until they are 45. well, now three leading breast cancer doctors have written an op-ed in "the new york times" saying they profoundly disagree with these changes. abc's dr. jennifer ashton is here with more and, jen, we discussed these new screening guidelines. i have been outspoken about my personal situation, a mammogram gave me the best chance of surviving cancer because i went at age 40. there is a lot of anger over these new guidelines. walk us through what these doctors are saying. >> so this is really the story behind the story, amy and to sta

taylor, as we are taking, there's video of monica lewinski, she spoke last year, is she returning? >> yes, talking about the year in review. she gave a keynote last year, an amazing experience for her and us and back this year closing off the summit telling us what her past year's been like. >> she disclosed things about bullying last year that i know helped a lot of people. why are you returning to philadelphia? great for us. >> yes. so we chose philadelphia because, one, it's the youngest, of the fastest growing millennial populations in the country. our editor went to penn, familiar with the area, and we had such a great time last year. it was a no-brainer reason to come back and do it again. >> all right. how do you find yourself on the forbes under 30 list? >> yeah. okay, base, there's four lists so far. there are judges for each category. we have 20 between food, tech, and intern nurpship, and basically we have -- we have three judges for each category, and stha comb through all the nominations and pick 30 people for each category, piece by piece, and that's how we piece toge

is a lovely example but debbie had another case were is a national soap opera because of monica lewinsky the president has an affair with spend a whole year to be investigated and clinton and lies about it then he later it quits that he did. and damaged his presidency but said he recovers. , basically people should except that led separate his private character from public leadership in persuades that people do that ready-made be a scandal but he is the good president. that is a very important distinction and clinton managed to break that by the end of his presidency he was popular again with job approval:up now today the most popular democrat in the country we will see how that plays out. now turned to president obama with the 2008 campaign the iconic open change poster he was a celebrity from the beginning because the young rand came out of nowhere to defeat clinton for the nomination became the first african-american president and a number one he was a celebrity president al remember when he was sworn in on election night. boy the girls about an older they are young women now but peop

1996 when she and bill clinton were still clutching power and perpetual pre-election mode and pre-lewinsky of course blaming everything on republicans. >> something very familiar about all this. kennedy: that's right, old, biff. that is creative harpy is stuck in time warp and politics are from worn out almanac in bygone era that strongest lightning bolt will never bring back. having said that future president clinton looks newly pressed and quite sexy. maybe she took beauty tips from "back to the future" part ii. >> overall hair, change of blood. added 30 or 40 years to my life. i have seen what it takes. >> girl. should get a refund. how is hillary's retread paranoia playing with the kids? >> the dark! i hate the dark! kennedy: oh, she has got a barn full of it. young biff. hillary is not only one that needs "the time machine." paul ryan should set the clock for john 20th, 2021. if all the wrangling leads to the presidency. he might want to draw his cheesehead hat into the ring but how will the justice system work in the future. >> justice system works swifter in the future now they abol

1996 when she and bill clinton were still clutching power and perpetual pre-election mode and pre-lewinskye

consideration after admitting to an affair just as he was taking on president clinton in the monica lewinskyndal. that led to dick armey becoming the house speaker. that's just one of the many dramas we've seen in the past several years. here now to tell us what the house should do now is dick armey, former house majority leader, former texas republican congressman tom delay. thank you so much, tom, for being here. and i need to ask right off the bat because your value -- aside from the fact that you are who you are -- is that you have your ear to the ground. what are you hearing right now about who gets this position? >> well, i think it seems that the conference is trying to rally around paul ryan. they're also considering jeb hensarling from texas. and the last i heard is paul ryan's going to take the weekend to consider it. you know, he's got the best job in the house, the chairman of ways and means committee, and they're asking him to take the worst job in the house, the speaker. so, and it's a sacrifice for his family. he's got young children. so it's a major decision for him to make.

scandals become common in second terms, richard nixon had watergate, clinton had monica lewinsky and impeachment. at eisenhowerlook and roosevelt. they beat the second term blues. look at eisenhower's second term. he avoided major scandals. the atom's resignation and u-2 incident, but that did not rise to the level of impeachment. he signed bills for nasa, the national education defense act, he intervened in the little rock integration crisis. he had a very impressive satellite program in general. he had a summit meeting with had aingrich of -- he summit meeting with russia. eisenhower's second term was very successful. i will leave you with one more thought, i don't know if you recognize this person in the middle standing next to eisenhower, that is congressman gerald ford. in 2001, once the 20th century wasover, a reporter interviewing former president ford, and he asked him, who do you think was the best president of the 20th century? ford's answer was eisenhower. ford really admired eisenhower. he said that eisenhower presided over two terms, eight years of peace, prosperity, and

of us who covered politics for a while know him from bill clinton's white house, the whole monica lewinsky stuff. the american public doesn't really care about sidney blumenthal i don't think. to spend so much time talking about him seems to be me be a waste of their valuable committee time where they should be talking about what happened in benghazi. and i don't think they really got to that much today. >> it was interesting, jeffrey toobin, you're a former prosecutor. gowdy, the chairman. he's a former prosecutor down in south carolina. he says he's not a prosecutor right now. he's very defensive on this issue. he says he's an investigator. he only wants to come up with the truth. if you listen closely, the way he was making his case, he sounded like a prosecutor. >> sure, he does. you know, michael kinsly, my mentor in journalism, you know, he had kinsly law about gaffes. which when you unintentionally tell the truth. mccarthy's statement that this whole committee is designed to bring down hillary clinton's poll numbers, that hangs over today's testimony enormously. i don't know that i

so everybody from britney spears to -- >> monica lewinsky there, caitlyn jenner. >> caitlyn did it. >e corporations, wells fargo, target, who also go purple for today. so it's a great day. and we stand with lgbt youth today. >> glaad's sarah kate ellis. thank you. >>> we got this statement from cnbc in response to donald trump's threat to pull out of the next debate. quote, our practice in the past has been to forego opening statements to allow more time to address the critical issues that matter most to the american people. we started a dialogue with all the campaigns involved and we'll certainly take the candidate's views on the format into conversation as we finalize the debate structure. thanks for your time. that wraps things up for today's show. see you tomorrow at 1:00 p.m. eastern. stay tuned for a special report with brian williams on the president's troop decision in afghanistan next. before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time... 2% back at the grocery store... and 3% back on gas... vince of the flying branzinos got a bankamericard cash rewards credit card, because h

and they manage to get stories out, whether monica lewinsky being a stalker, i don't know who put that one out, but he's very good at it. people like sid, he's charming and a great sense of humor and boy does he have the scuttle butt. he's enjoyable to be with. he's not enjoyable as an adversary. he's so loyal to the clintons, it has to be a matter of religion. he fell in love with the clintons to the point that the people in days inn said he's more in the tank than we are, than carville and begala. he was totally in love with bill clinton. you see it play out with hillary clinton. one time i called her up and i said bill clinton's got to go and cover the funeral of lady diana, princess diana. and he said, no, that's hillary's. i mean, i just tell you, this is the kind of scuttle butt and people out of washington say do they really talk like that? yes, that's how they talk. >> a saucer of milk to san francisco, he didn't have much of a paycheck but a lot of influence. i love that one. rachel maddow, you get the first post hearing interview with secretary clinton. >> that's right. >> gi

caller: when bill was running for his second term, just before he ran, hillary came after the monica lewinsky scandal. my mother and i were strongly encouraged by a democratic delegate to go to the st. paul' ame church to hear hillary speak. i knew that she was presidential than. everybody left after it was over. i said, she is still down there. my mother encouraged me, and the secret service paves the way, and we went down there. she just reached out and embrace my mother. we had the warmest conversation. i stepped back to behold the moment. it is crazy that they say she does not connect with people. i read a brilliant article in vanity fair, when she was secretary of state. author, andmber the they said that all over the world she was greeted like a rockstar. we didn't get that kind of publicity with secretary of state. that the warmth in many countries with which bill is greeted, her being greeted as a rockstar, we could use that goodwill in this country or at any time. cio, saidhe af of l, recently at the christian science monitor breakfast that c. has to get an a+ to get the press holds

one account includes her anger during the lewinsky scandal where she slapped him in the face and threwn ashtray at his head and yelling at secret service for not carrying her luggage. wild night in college football. clayton, you want to take this? >> in the pouring rain, notre dame got beat up by clemson. the fighting irish rallied late but they miss ad two-point conversion to tie the game with seven seconds left. final score, 24-22. in indiana almost a monumental upset against ohio state. buckies survived again against the hoosiers. the gators defense shutting down the rebels offense. final score of that game 38-10. and those are your headlines. >> thank you. still ahead, desperate search for the missing cargo ship continues. did that ship have to set sail straight into a hurricane? why was it there in the first place? was there a way to avoid it? a captain who sailed those waters before is next. >> is vice president joe biden finally ready to announce he's running for president? will we? we've got some hints. i tried depend last weekend. it really made the difference between a mornin

that is the only known photograph of hillary clinton after she discovered monica lewinski. 72% of americans72% or mad as hell and not going to take it anymore. you know where that's from? the movie "network." every generation other than the 18 to 29-year-olds are angry, and the older you get, the angrier you are and it's because of promised that weren't kept. and frankly we do frame everyone, but this is -- we do blame everyone bus this i why we see all the yelling on television. the problem it's a on the pro, on talk radio, because there is that much anger and it's all about fear. if you can do a wide shot. i'd like to get this audience. ... [inaudible conversations] >> and now booktv's live coverage from the texas book festival continues, here's author ari berman talking about his book, "give us the ballot." [inaudible conversations] >> good afternoon. good afternoon. it's a great day in austin, texas, is it not? yes. prison -- [applause] the weather is beautiful, and so is the crowd. and so thank you so much for joining us here at the texas book festival, going strong at 20 years old. ye