stephanie cohen and her team at city clinic. so this allows for results in 90 minutes. this began in the spring, and during the short time that we've evaluated so far, 92% of the patients that were screened for chlamydia received same day treatment, so that's a big increase over what we were able to do before, so we think this has promise in selected situations. we're not able to do this for everyone because it does take quite a bit of time and expense, but we think it's a great tool and for testing and strategies. while we're very excited about having that technology at city clinic, where i'm most excited about potentially rolling it out is in partnership with our jail do jails. this is to really think about having a satellite clinic -- sorry, a satellite laboratory at the jails which has not been done before and takes quite a bit of doing to get a certification at the jails. but if we can do that, we think we're going to have great public impact. so if you look here at these data, you see there is a public that's screened, females age 15 to 30, but the males age 15 to

there's nothing to be enforced against any party then stephanie clifford may be looking for discovery in another lawsuit she brought against cohen and against trump. >> michael avenatti tweeted, my client and i will never settle the case. we're committed to the truth and kmi committed to delivering it with the american people. i want to ask you as the odds that we see them now that the president will be forced to answer questions about this. >> a couple of theories about that. in this exact lawsuit that we're talking about, it may not happen if the judge says there's nothing in controversy anymore. you got to have a disagreement to have litigation. sto stormie daniels sued for defamation. discovery may be had that will be posed. questions will be posed. there's something just happened in the last 24 to 48 hours in another lawsuit. a judge has ruled and the parties have agreed that donald trump will be forced to answer questions in writing under oath. there's a lot of litigation that will expose donald trump to discovery or the information obtained. donald trump is not in the clear quite yet. >> i want to shift our attention to g

attorney, michael cohen, promising not to enforce a $130,000 nondisclosure agreement daniels signed just before the 2016 election. the nda, an attempt to keep daniels, whose real name is stephanie clifford, quiet about an alleged sexual encounter between her and trump years ago. daniels and her attorney, michael avenatti who have been fighting the nda, not letting trump and cohen off the hook. >> they're very concerned that we're not going to get a chance to depose donald trump. >> reporter: the civil case was on hold while cohen dealt with the federal charges. last month, cohen pled guilty to some charges. cohen claiming he arranged the hush payment at the direction of then candidate donald trump. the president has denied any wrong doing. >> to be called a liar and have people not believe me for months and months and months has really taken its toll. it was just like so, yes, vindicated. i felt like all this weight came off my shoulders. >> reporter: tomorrow, the federal judge could dismiss the civil case or reject the trump and cohen motions, effectively restarting the case. that move could lead to a next step the sitting president likely doesn't want to deal with, a deposit

stephanie clifford is making change? >> a couple things. first of all, avenatti and stormy daniels did a wonderful job of generating interest in this matter. they went toe to toe with cohennow probably five to six years in jail. one thing's very interesting. she was supposed to have a meeting with the u.s. attorney's office in july where she was going to cooperate and come in. somehow that got derailed because there was leaks that the meeting was going to take place, the u.s. attorney's office got extraordinarily angry, sent this really hostile message to michael avenatti, and that got off track. if she has something, i think prosecutors are interested in listening to it. >> if she has something, christina, the specter she raises of there being more that she has on this president, more she could say, puts the odds at 50/50, your read on her as a narrator here. >> i mean, when has she lied? everything she has said has come out to be truthful. we know that this particular president and the people he surrounds himself with have lied to us consistently. so unfortunately, yes, this story is important, but it does detract from so many other stories pertaining to this particula

cohen, after both moved in filings to rescind the $130,000 non-disclosure agreement reached with porn star stormy daniels just days before the 2016 election. >> hi, everyone. >> reporter: daniels, whose real name is stephaniefford sued to be released from the contract in which she agreed to keep quiet about an alleged sexual encounter with trump in 2006. now the company set up to make the payment is demanding the money be returned. avenatti filed a response today opposing the dismissal arguing the nda case should not be dismissed because a meaningful inquiry into the truth is in the public interest. avenatti told jim in the situation room last hour he still wants to depose the president. >> our goal has been the same all along, jim. that is this is a search for the truth, and we want all of the facts and the evidence to be laid out before the american people so they know exactly what happened in connection with this $130,000 payment, the coverup, the flow of the money and all of the lies that took place surrounding it. >> reporter: daniels is also suing both men for defamation, and in new york an important development in the defamation suit brought by former ""apprentice" contestant summer, the president a