for example, deborah katz called paula jones allegation against former president clinton "very weak." >> sean: trace gallagher. here with reaction, author of the book soon to be released, called "witch hunt, the story of the greatest mass delusion in american political history." fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett. fox news contributor sara carte sara carter. i want to start with that. i saw this man get the living crap beat out of him. every other weekend appears they would spiked the punch and the boys would line up in the halls and there would be a gang rape almost every other weekend. i never saw him spiked the punch. he wasn't in line. you saw what he did to this man's family. this was the root of some of this? >> that was the allegation by michael avenatti's client,

>> reporter: what began as a search for evidence in the paula jones harassment case has mushroomed into another investigation of the president and his personal conduct. >> reporter: a white house intern with bill clinton. >> the white house started to receive subpoenas from the independent counsel kenneth star involve all of the records involving monica lewinsky. >> reporter: clinton was questioned about an extramarital affair with lewinsky. he denied it all and reiterated as much days later to reporters. >> i did not have sexual relations with that woman, miss lewinsky. >> reporter: hillary clinton said it's some sort of conspiracy. >> the vast right wing conspiracy has has been conspiring against my husband since the day he was announced president. >> reporter: clinton admits he did have a relationship with lewinsky and withheld information during his deposition. >> while my answers were legally

that he had to give a deposition in the paula jones sexual harassment case. it was in that sworn deposition that the president first lied about his relationship with a white house intern, and we know how that turned out. so there is some procedural precedent here, but never minding that, donald trump's lawyers are fighting this order from the judge for the president to give sworn testimony on tape in this state court case. the president's lawyers have told the judge they will be in court tomorrow at 2-30 p.m. eastern seeking an emergency halt to her decision. and emergency is the key word there because the president really is running out of time to fight this thing. i mean, the judge's order, which is operable at this point, says the president has to sit down in front of a camera and deliver testimony before the trial starts. and again, the trial starts on thursday. so stick a pin in this. this is about to light up. stay with us. , we present limu emu & doug with this key to the city. [ applause ]

forward or kathleen willie or paula jones. no "i believe her" then. we can't forget about the big elephant in the room which is sleepy creepy crazy uncle joe wants to be president of the united states. it's not going to happen. if i make a prediction tonight, pay close attention. joe biden, joe 30330 will get crushed by elizabeth warren in the primary because what the democrats are about to do is throw him overboard because they know that tape is damning. it's clear quid pro quo and government abuse of power surrounding ukraine and china is going to sink his campaign. i'm going to lay out all those details and a second. joining us now with reaction to the big news, the nothing news, president trump attorney. chief counsel for the american center for law and justice and yes, i am proud to say friend and a lawyer of mine. i'm the easy client. how are you? >> i'm good, sean. how are you? >> sean: let's get into what you see.

i am paula jones with the department of public health. what i am about to present is really the voices of many different departments and organizations and many different people. i am here to share with you a summary of what is happening in our city. the number of people in san francisco who are food insecure is going up. i want to stop for a second to thank you chairman delman and supervisor stephanie and supervisor walton. >> the number is going up. there is concentrated need among the pregnant people and also their children. we need to address this by focusing on the early life course. it is going to yield a lifetime of benefits. the most important thing to do is close and sustain the gaps for the most vulnerable and be sure we are prioritizing this population. food insecurity and food security is essential to achieving all of the city goals for families. we have the ability to solve the problem. i am going to integrate voices of mothers who spoke during a city-wide and year-long initiative hosted by the homeless prenatal program with f

. >> what began as a search for evidence in the paula jones sexual harassment case has mushroomed intonvestigation of the president and his personal conduct. >> reporter: personal conduct by president bill clinton with a white house intern. >> the white house has started to receive subpoenas from the independent counsel kenneth starr seeking all the records involving monica lewinsky. >> reporter: during a deposition in the paula jones lawsuit clinton was questioned about an extra marital affair with lewinsky and denied it later with reporters. >> i did not have sexual relations with that woman miss lewinsky. >> reporter: the first lady suggested it was all some sort of conspiracy. >> this vast white ring conspiracy that has been conspiring against my husband isn't the day he announced for president. >> reporter: seven months later clinton admitted he did have a relationship with lewinsky. >> while my answers were legally accurate i did not volunteer information. >> reporter: the issue wasn't the affair so much as he lied about it. there were concerns he asked others to lie, too, though

with lying under oath and obstruction of justice stemming from sexual harassment lawsuit filed by paula jones. ultimately acquitted when the senate failed to convict by the 2/3 needed vote. >> download our app for the latest developments. one way to stay on top of news coming into the newsroom. >>> trifecta of trouble, heat, poor air quality and high fire danger. >> get to meteorologist drew tuma. >> liin our hills, highest fire danger. 23 at knoxville creek wind gusts and numbers will rise later tonight. red flag warning lasting until 11:00 tomorrow morning for gusting winds, dropping humidity and bringing heat. it is hot no matter where you live. 101 in napa, 86 in oakland, 95 in san jose, 85 in the city and 98 in san ramon. heat advisory is under way right now. another heat advisory will go into effect tomorrow. we have another day of not only hot temperatures but winds are an issue overnight tonight. numbers tomorrow. when relief finally hits us in the accuweather forecast in a few minutes. >>> now to the concerns about shutting off power. right now pg&e hasn't cut off power to north bay

president that he could sit for a deposition and that deposition could be used in connection with the paula jones so a president can be recorded as far as testimony is concerned. it can be done at a different time than the trial itself, and then they'll play the recorded testify at the trial. so as long as it doesn't directly interfere with a presidential duty or responsibility, they can tape him and use that at a trial. >> can the president refuse to answer the questions? >> well, no. any witness has the right to refuse toance. that's not what's at issue in this indicate. a straightforward case where a security guard is being sued for his actions. the judge is saying, look, trump is also involved because he allowed this to happen or encouraged it to happen. he'll have to answer those questions relating to his operation at trump tower at the time. >> i want to ask you about something you just mentioned. president trump, they say, didn't directly order the guards to act, but they contend, the protesters, that he had control over them and they argue his campaign trail rhetoric gave the impression t

for example, deborah katz called paula jones allegation against former president clinton "very weak."trace gallagher. here with reaction, author of the book soon to be released, called "witch hunt, the story of the greatest mass delusion in american political history." fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett. fox news contributor sara carte sara carter. i want to start with that. i saw this man get the living crap beat out of him. every other weekend appears they would spiked the punch and the boys would line up in the halls and there would be a gang rape almost every other weekend. i never saw him spiked the punch. he wasn't in line. you saw what he did to this man's family. this was the root of some of this? >> that was the allegation by michael avenatti's client, julie swetnick, which was totally ludicrous and bogus. the christine blasey ford allegations are now being called into question by her own attorney. it's not just that appears she violated the attorney-client privilege. it's more significant than that. she was actually saying that christine blasey ford was not telling the tru

lying under the oath and obstruction of justice stemming from a sexual harassment lawsuit filed by paula jonesultimately acquitted. >> we're early in the process here, but what are the steps because you mentioned this is a lengthy process. >> reporter: that's right. this is a three-step procedure at the federal level. first congress must investigate. that's what nancy pelosi announced today. then the house must pass by simple majority the articles of impeachment. that in turn formalizes the allegations committed by the president and once that happens that's when a president has been impeached. then the senate tries the president with the chief justice of the supreme court presiding. two-thirds of the chamber must vote to convict. should that happen that's when removal from office happens. >> all right. thank you. >>> we first sent out the alert about the impeachment inquiry through the news app at 2:14 this afternoon. the app is one way to stay on top of news, but enable the push alert feature. >>> an auto repair shop accused of making unnecessary repairs will lose his business license after a

. >> what began as a search for evidence in the paula jones sexual assault case has mushroomed in toer investigation of the president and his personal conduct. >> reporter: personal conduct by president bill clinton with a white house intern. >> the white house has started to receive subpoenas from the independent counsel kenneth star seeking all of the records involving monica lewinsky. >> reporter: during a deposition, clinton was questioned about an extramarital affair with lewinsky. he denied it all a. and reiterated as much days later to reporters. >> i did not have sexual relations with that woman. lewinsky. >> reporter: hillary clinton suggested it all was some sort of conspiracy. >> this vast right wing conspiracy that has been conspiring against my husband since the day he announced for president. >> reporter: accept months later, clinton admitted that he did have a relationship with louisiana lewinsky.months later, clinton admitted that he did have a relationship with louisiana lewinsky. the issue wasn't so much the favor as that the president had lied about it and he had a

democrat attorney, max steer who was a defense attorney for bill clinton during the white water probe, paula jonesllary. >> this is pretty shoddy reporting. it is appalling that not only did the journalists write this but this got through editors and got through legal review presumably. there's several people who should have had to sign on this and push a little more and they didn't. it shows troubling lack of judgment. elizabeth: one democrat attorney was the source of this. joe scar burrough of -- of msnbc blasting new york times. >> why was this blare og mission in the new york times -- blaring omission in the new york times? they were saying she had no recollection of this happening and her friends were saying the same thing. i could not believe the new york times would write this piece without that information contained in it. elizabeth: what's going on with the times? this is journalist mal practice. >> i think they have let their political agenda get ahead of their reporting. that core mission is to tell the story, look at the facts. they want to craft a narrative about the trump administra