World News Tonight (ABC) - 1998-01-14

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[0:05] On World News Tonight this Wednesday, an

[0:07] ABC News exclusive. A member of the

[0:10] president's cabinet, a question of

[0:11] taking bribes. Could Saddam Hussein

[0:14] really have tested biological weapons on

[0:17] human guinea pigs? The United Nations is

[0:20] very suspicious.

[0:22] >> What is going on?

[0:24] >> And we're [music] going to take a closer

[0:25] look at the effects of stress. There is

[0:27] very new research

[0:31] [music]

[0:36] >> from ABC [music] News World Headquarters

[0:38] in New York, Wednesday, January 14th.

[0:43] This [music] is World News Tonight with

[0:45] Peter Jennings.

[0:46] >> Good evening. We begin tonight with

[0:47] money and power and a question of

[0:49] corruption in the Clinton

[0:50] administration. This is not chapter 37

[0:52] of the campaign finance scandal. ABC

[0:55] News has learned that the Justice

[0:56] Department is deep into an investigation

[0:59] of the president's secretary of labor

[1:01] Alexis Herman. Miss Herman is accused of

[1:03] selling her influence for money when she

[1:06] was a senior White House aid to the

[1:08] president during 1994 95 and 96. ABC's

[1:12] chief investigative reporter Brian Ross

[1:14] is on the story.

[1:16] >> Thank you very much.

[1:19] >> [applause]

[1:19] >> As a top assistant to President Clinton,

[1:21] Alexis Herman had power and connections

[1:24] inside the White House. And now the

[1:26] Justice Department wants to know whether

[1:27] Herman put her power and connections up

[1:30] for sale. Allegedly, in one case, for

[1:33] cash in an envelope.

[1:34] >> And I went to her house and gave her

[1:36] this envelope.

[1:37] >> You gave her an envelope of cash

[1:39] >> personally to Alexis Herman?

[1:41] >> Absolutely. The Justice Department

[1:43] investigation of Herman

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