World News Tonight (ABC) - 2001-02-03

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[0:00] or visit a quest store today Hillary

[0:02] Clinton was a candidate for the Senate

[0:05] former President Clinton's friend and

[0:06] top fundraiser becomes the new chairman

[0:08] of the democratic party not all

[0:11] Democrats are happy we make up the base

[0:13] of this party and we're tired of being

[0:16] overlooked saving lives on the slopes

[0:19] cuttingedge technology that could help

[0:21] victims survive a deadly Avalanche and

[0:24] he saved his team from bankruptcy now

[0:27] hockey's only owner player revives the

[0:30] sport he

[0:34] loves from

[0:36] ABC this is World News Tonight Saturday

[0:41] good evening I'm Elizabeth Vargas We

[0:43] Begin tonight with the former first

[0:45] couple and the controversy surrounding

[0:47] the gifts they received while in their

[0:49] last days in the White House the

[0:51] clintons now say they will pay for those

[0:53] gifts indication sources say that the

[0:55] clintons are concerned about the

[0:57] political implications for the First

[0:59] Lady turned Senator here's ABC's Jim

[1:04] shudo two weeks after leaving the White

[1:06] House the clintons are still doing

[1:08] damage control the latest announcement

[1:10] that they will pay for $86,000 worth of

[1:13] gifts they received last year it was

[1:15] right for for them to pay for the DVD

[1:18] player and the tables and the flat wear

[1:20] and the China uh that was the right

[1:22] thing to do on Friday Senator Clinton

[1:25] said quote I am fully committed to being

[1:27] the best Senator I can possibly be for

[1:29] the people of newor New York she has a

[1:31] record to make and this is damaging to

[1:34] her record the clintons have been

[1:36] answering questions about three

[1:37] controversial moves Mr Clinton's

[1:40] $650,000 a y

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