jones sexual harassment case. >> unfortunately for president clinton, his relationship with ms. ime of the paula jones case. the president lied under oath about it and was trying to undermine a federal criminal investigation. >> the judge ordered mr. clinton to pay for ms. jones' legal fees. the judge will refer the information to the arkansas supreme court for appropriate disciplinary action. >> while clinton awaited his punishment for civil contempt, the independent counsel statute hit its 5-year mark and, consequently, its expiration date. >> the reason that that statute was allowed to expire was due, in large part, to criticism of the ken starr investigation. >> we were operating within the specific grant of authority given by the attorney general appointed by president clinton. >> the independent counsel statute was not thereafter renewed with members of both parties feeling that that was the right outcome for that law. >> the problem with the independent counsel statute, as a lot of us see it, is that it could go wherever it wanted to, and, to some extent, you can understan

>> talking to ms. jones class. jeff show them the forecast.tornado in a bottle so the kids can see how tornados form. around here you're usually not wearing your crown. you should have brought it in. >> we played a game where they guess what i was drawing and they got most of them right. >> so cute. they all had their hands up. >> thank you you guys so much for having me at the school today. yeah, it was really good. you know you see the little kids and so much inspiration, so excited about everything. it was a lot of fun. >> future forecasters. >> exactly. >> and give them the weather now. >> we do have the rain coming our way, heavy at times through parts of the bay area. we're under this microclimate weather alert tonight due to the heavier pockets we're tracking on storm ranger and mobile doppler radar. what we're seeing right now are things beginning to pick up out here in the pacific. it's part of the atmospheric weather that will bring in heavier rainfall into the bay area especially by tomorrow morning. i want to give you a live perspe

my fellow coworkers right here, ms. jones, gave us certificates to the resume and background. my two most recent certificates of what i am most proud of. i just got a certificate for asbestos removal and lead abatement. those boosted my ego a little bit. >> what was the hardest part of transformation? >> what he said, the hardest thing was staying focused. when you're trying to change you have 1,000,001 things and 1,000,001 people trying to discourage you from the direction you want to go. the biggest thing is mind over matter. what is a priority to you? what is your dreams and your goals? you have to put yourself first. you know what i'm sayin'? you staying focused, keeping my head right and not letting nobody else distract me hafrom the direction i want to go. >> what we really try to do is create a safe environment within the group. there hasn't been one fight on year. we had one crazy girlfriend a couple weeks ago but that was not one of our guys. but the guys are all going home to their same homes in the same neighborhood every single day. and we are not yet to the point

ms. degette: with you? dr. jones: yes. as we implement the technical assistance, that's another place to engage and provide information to samhsa. ms. degette: do you think we need more money right now? or do we need to get this money out? dr. jones: there are bottle nks in the system. ms. degette: with you? dr. jones: yes. as we when you look at the magnitude of the problem, while there have been challenges getting the money out, the scale of the epidemic is large and growing. ms. degette: you think it's worse? dr. jones: it's important. and the 2019 budget supports increases. ms. degette: one of the bills we're considering would direct the f.d.a. to issue guidance outlining how and when the f.d.a. would provide accelerated approval of break through therapy education to treat pain or addiction. that's another bill that i worked on and it's really worked. sometimes -- we know that it can benefit patients, but we need to make sure that it's not unduly taking a toll on the f.d.a.'s resources. in 21st century cures we also pai

ms. lewinsky and talked about the jones case. that was untrue. one with ms. lewinsky. that was untrue. >> ken starr came across as very believable, very sincere, and that was, of course, very different from the way the democrats had demonized him. ♪ >> of course, democrats were less impressed. >> ken starr's testimony, at the end of the day, was a nothing burger. if there was ever an opportunity to change the arc of that fall, that day was it. and he didn't accomplish it. >> judge starr was cross-examined by david kendall, president clinton's lawyer, and endured hour after hour of questions from committee members. democrats demanded to know why his referral focused only on lying about sex. >> it is clear to me that if this case, as it seems to be, and as it seems clear to me, is only about sex and lying about sex, that it will never be found impeachable by congress... nor should it be. >> they tried to turn the tables and shift the focus from the president to the independent counsel. >> we did get him to say many, many times, "i don't recall." and

jones: i have just one question for ms. savage. i appreciate your testimony. as a lawyer before i came here, i had clients that had similar issues. one thing i would like to talk about, as opposed to the money and legislation, you mentioned the community pill drop. senators can use their positions in community engagement. i would like to know more about how you put that together so perhaps in alabama we can go to organize that we don't have much time, so i apologize. ms. savage: we worked with a lot of other community coalition. we organized the pill drop, wh ere we pick a saturday. we get d.a. approval. we manned five locations across the community. in those five hours is where we picked up those 500 pounds of pills. we advertised it through facebook. t local mediahe -- the local media picked it up. it was constant traffic. fire stations would pull in, hand out their pills in a zip pullabaggie, and would out. sen. jones: i wanted to hear back from you. >> thanks to all of you. we need to go vote. i will wind up the hearing with this. we respect and appreciate

jones us with more from this acclaimed playmate. >> we learned a lot from this interview with anderson cooper. we heard ms.ougal say how much she met up with mr. trump, we heard about him giving her a tour inside trump tower. she also had a message for melania. first lady melania trump tweeting this photo of a smiling first couple on the white house balcony the same day as an explosive interview with the former playboy model about an alleged affair with donald trump, a relationship the white house has denied. >> we were together 10 months before i chose to end it. so we saw each other quite frequently. >> so dozens of times you were together -- >> many dozens of times -- >> -- and you were intimate many dozens of times. >> yes. >> reporter: the president remained so far uncharacteristically silent. no tweets and no comments about mcdo you mcdougal as she said they were very intimate after his wife gave birth to their son. >> did you use protection? >> no. no, we didn't. >> reporter: she said he offered her money after their first sexual encounter. >> did he actually offer you money? >> he did. i just had t

ms. clifford. maybe now you'll sympathy with stormy daniels because donald trump has screwed you both. >> all right, on that note, let's bring in van jones" from him. listen, this is tawdry stuff. is it significant? >> the fact that it may not bs significant in itself. the fact that you can have this low level of a standard for the praelts, the president we used to call the leader of the free world. the fact that we ask the question, is it significant that maybe he paid off a porn star right before he was going to be elected president so the porn star wouldn't tell the world he was cheating on his wife right after his last son was born, is that significant? the fact that we're asking if it's significant is significant. >> is it fair to say what if barack obama did this? >> i said many times, if barack obama had done just half of what trump did last week, he wouldn't have been impeached, he would have been in guantanamo. if you reverse position on 12 different issues, lose half your staff, you can't be president. there would be no discussion. obama would literally disappear. biden would be president and we would never mention his name aga

jones deposition came around and he had to answer questions under oath. if i was on trump's side i would not want michael cohen under oath. they need to settle that quickly. >> msford, her real name filed for a motion to depose the president in a limited amount of time. that was thrown out today on procedural grounds. since we have the legal team here, i want to talk about news on the mueller front, cnn reported that basically the exchange that happened when rich gates was approached, this is paul manafort's deputy cooperating witness after going back and forth, that what they wanted him to talk about was not to get manafort. they had manafort. it was about the core question of russian collusion and even though that seemed clear to me from the beginning, if that reporting is accurate, it seems significant, maya. >> absolutely. what it suggests is there is something that the mueller team has amasked thanks to gates that helps connect them to trump. >> that's the big question here, right, sam? >> well, i think the issue is what did donald trump know and what did he think was going on? i mean, honestly -- >> that gets back to the need to know question. i honestly