staying. >> will ripley live there, thank you, will. senator klobuchar's office says a family leave policy has been changed. that policy allowed employees in her office to take up to 12 weeks off for maternity or paternity leave, but once they returned to work, they had to remain on the job at least three times the length of the leave or pay back the money they earned during the leave. now, an aide says the policy was changed once it was brought to the staff's attention and the senator insist it was never implemented. >> there was something in there from the past that we changed and we never actually enforced it about how you had to work after you came back for a search period of time. the overriding story is we have 12 weeks paid family leave and i think every employer should have that. >> there is no blanket family leave policy in the senate. each senator's office determines its own policy. and this one was revealed in