in the paula jones case, they settled out of court. he said for nuisance reasons, but if they do that, to talk about the war on women, and how certain men act it is going to back fire on the critics. because bill clinton now has a 71% approval rating. >> i hope it doesn't get all dredged up, because i don't want to relive it. what we ought to concentrate on is hillary care. she has her own swirl of scandals and controversies that we really don't need to be focusing on bill clinton scandals. she is a target-rich environment. we don't need to focus on bill clinton. >> you want to look for the war on women, let's talk about highway did mom jeans, they were not right. >> there was a lot -- lot not right about the '90s. >> like huge, triangle earrings, coming up, a new poll shows that americans lack confidence in the president's ability to make decisions for this country's for which -- future. the majority of americans don't have confidence in him. plus, this billboard just went up in the heart of new york after it was rejected once. we'll

said the greatest wonder of the 20th century was committed by president clinton's lawyer in the paula jones case. can you explain that a little bit? >> to this day i cannot imagine why the president of the united states, who had his choice of any lawyer in the country would take a lawyer who didn't tell us that he had the option not to have to testify about his sex life in the paula jones case. all they had to do is not settled the case, but just go to the clerk's office, deposit the check for seven and $50 which was the amount of lawsuit, and the case is over. but he never told the president that he had that option. he only told them he could either settle the case or he didn't want to settle on positive terms or he would have to litigate. weigel the president that, he was shocked and he didn't know that he had this opportunity. so i called him on the phone and i said is it true you didn't tell the president of this option? she said absolutely it's true. he said it would have been a stupid idea. i citizen that his decision to make and not your decision? well, that is what he didn't tell th

greatest legal wonder if of the 20th century was committed by president clinton's lawyer in the paula jones case. roderic lyne. could you explain that although the? >> i just to the state cannot imagine why the president of the united states who had his choice of any lawyer in the country would take a lawyer who didn't tell him that he had the option not to have to testify about his sex life in the paula jones case. albeit to do, just go to the clerk's office, had his lawyer, deposit the check for $750,000 which was the amount of a lawsuit, the case is over. but he never told the president he had that option. gilad told him he could either settle the case, the other side did want to settle on positive terms, or he would have to litigate. when i told the president that come he was shocked that he did know he had this option. so i called robert bennett on the phone. i said, is a tree didn't have the president of his third option? he said absolutely, it's true. i said why not? he said would've been a stupid idea for him to default the case. isn't that his decision to make, not yours? well, tha

blunder of the 20th century was committed by president clinton's lawyer in the paul that jones -- paula jones case, this is roger bennett. >> right. >> could you explain that a little bit? >> yeah. i just to this day not imagine why the president of the united states who had his choice of any lawyer in the country would pick a lawyer who didn't tell him that he had the option not to have to testify about his sex life in the paula jones case. all he had to do was default the case. that does not settle the case, but just to to the clerk's office, have his lawyer deposit a check finish $750 which was the amount of the lawsuit, the case is over. but he never told the president that he had that option. he only told him he could either settle the case, the other side didn't want to settle on positive terms, or he would have to litigate. and when i told the president that, he was shocked. he didn't know he had this option. so i called robert bennett on the phone, and i said is it true you didn't tell the president of this third option? he said, absolutely, it's true. why not? he said it would have b

. >> it's kathleen willie, paula jones. >> that's why i think it's worth mentioning among the many liespular bill clinton is. he couldn't even get his vice president elected. >> go ahead. keep going. >> on the basis of his own magnificent presidency. stanley greenburg told vanity fair, we kept polling it. bill clinton hurt al gore, and he doesn't seem to have helped his wife. >> so the woman who testified before congress did nothing, before, during or after the attack. she screwed up royally on benghazi. what difference does it make. now obviously she's running for president because she said this now about benghazi. >> my biggest, you know, regret is what happened this benghazi. it was a tragedy losing four americans two diplomats, and now it's two cia operatives. >> what difference does it make that she says that now? >> i just love that she said this on cnn where cnn viewer, msnbc viewers have no idea what she's talking about. they have not mentioned benghazi. her biggest regret, what is benghazi? is that one of bill's bimbos? they have no idea what she's even talking about. and i don

like that commentator who ripped sarah palin and then apologized for it, still got fired for it or paula jonesettably ended her career. despite their regrets, despite their constant apologies, invariably it's not enough. we won't stand for anything less. bad news rolls, some heads better roll with it. so when chris christie quickly fired two top aides when a bridge scandal hit, the thinking was at li someone is getting their just desserts. me, i frankly think it stinks. it goes a bit too far. maybe because i see so much of it in the media where anchors say stupid stuff all the time, including me, yes, now and then, but woe to the anchor who goes a bit too far or wanders a bit too far from promper, keep up with me, is toast. maybe it's our sensitivity. maybe it's the lawsuit driven world in which we live, but this notion of firing people and asking questions later, well, it does worry me. that doesn't mean if you goof up, you shouldn't be held accountable. by all means, you should. if you're in the government and you botch something really big, you shouldn't even wait to be held accountable. di

paula jones. what woman would stay with a man who asked her for a divorce?indiscernible] four people got killed, she got a pass. all of them get a pass be the best get a pass. -- all of them get a pass. it looks like we are having trouble with your reception. let's move on to rick from florida on our line for republicans. i don't think hillary clinton would be a good president. be a person -- she doesn't seem to be a person of conviction. she seems like she likes to put her finger up in the air. will go is popular she for that the boating crowd or crew -- that boating crowd or crew. -- that voting crowd or crew. bring up benghazi. i cannot see her as commander-in-chief especially after that. she has a lot of baggage to. -- baggage too. i think the clintons, they should just go away. thank you very much. host: next up is can in virginia on our line for independents. caller: i think tactically it would be a mistake for her to run. think she would divert fundraising and i doubt she could get the nomination. if she got the nomination i don't think she could win.

more from kutv's chris jones who made up the names of the family members to keep their identity concealed. >> i told my husband and he said that sounds interesting. >> for paula and their daughter, ashley, for $99 and a cheap swab, 23 and me.com can trace your lineage back 10,000 years. >> i was looking forward to get results back. >> jeff and ashley she found -- >> i felt my stomach drop. >> they were not related. >> when i brought it up and brought my daughter's and husband's dna up next to one another, it said they didn't share any dna at all. i said it is showing you are not related. you share no dna. he said are you thinking what i'm thinking? he said of course. how ashley was conceived. they had trouble getting pregnant. they received artificial inseminati insemination, a clinic associated with the university of utah. in 1992, ashley was born, but now the question is, who is her father? is it possible that someone at the clinic made a mistake with the sample. >> i had come to the realization that it was true and unthinkable and unbelievable was true. >> paula, using the track down and a cousin of the biological father who said this meant thomas r lipper

jones said help for grandmother. he said on it. i'll go by in less than an hour. this picture is of cory booker as he was helping to clear out paula ellis' grandparents' area, also this morning you saw bill deblasio the mayor of new york city just sworn in a couple of days ago, here he is shoveling snow in brooklyn. tony, there is a lot of attention that has been paid to this area of new york city just because in 2010 mayor michael bloomberg was criticized for taking days to clean up the streets of new york. >> inside your first week as new mayor you have a major snowstorm, and you've got thousands of homeless that you got to care for and get the city cleaned up and running again, and it looks like for the most part things have worked out okay, but it is still very cold. maria, thank you. >>> the snow has stopped, what about the cold. kevin is here with a look at temperatures in the overnight hours and then another system o my goodness. >> meteorologist: this is what the vide scenario looked like. new england a was socked in with snow and rain all the way down the east coast. this is what we're looking at right now. it is gone. th