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State legislators discuss Clinton's future

The fallout from Ken Starr's still-sealed report on President Clinton is reaching far beyond Washington. Lee McGuire has more from the state capital.

It's the talk of the town all over the state: Should Bill Clinton resign? Republican St. Louis county senator Anita Yeckel says yes.

But on the House side, Democratic St. Louis representative Paula Carter says Clinton should stay on the job.

And Brian May, chairman of the House Judicial Committee, says that although he's disappointed in Clinton's conduct, the county should withhold ultimate judgment until the contents of Starr's report are released. Lee McGuire at the state capital.