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gene sigel from deep bounty vineyards. >> thank you.dra: the ultimate road rash for lance armstrong. the former cycling king stripped of his seven tour de france titles and banned from competitive sports for life. how quickly could the wheels fall off his multimillion-dollar endorsements? we have an expert's insight next. >>> plus the u.n. moves to spend a $100 billion to fight climate change. how big a tab could u.s. taxpayers be stuck with? details coming up. do you ever have too much money? ♪ @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ where's tommy? i thought he was with you. no. jack! (playing twinkle, twinkle, little star.) tommy? go get him! don't stop! keep playing! here we go. here's the fun part! did you do this? great job! san san it's official, lance armstrong's athletic career is over. the anti-doping agency stripped him of his titles barring him from competing or coaching professional sports the rest of his life. will he keep endorsement deals? i want to bring in two experts on this. fox sports radio host and editor-in-chief of bicycli

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gene sigel from deep bounty vineyards. >> thank you.a: the ultimate road rash for lance armstrong. the former cycling king stripped of his seven tour de france titles and banned from competitive sports for life. how quickly could the wheels fall off his multimillion-dollar endorsements? we have an expert's insight next. >>> plus the u.n. moves to spend a $100 billion to fight climate change. how big a tab could u.s. taxpayers be stuck with? details coming up. do you ever have too much money? ♪ san san it's official, lance armstrong's athletic career is over. the anti-doping agency stripped him of his titles barring him from competing or coaching professional sports the rest of his life. will he keep endorsement deals? i want to bring in two experts on this. fox sports radio host and editor-in-chief of bicycling magazine, peter flax. peter, starting with you. why do you think he stopped fighting the charges? i think the bicycling world says, what? >> incredible moment after watching him for 20 years, and i've never seen him give up befor

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the sigel reactions, while there is concern, one of the signal reactions is a very stalwart commitment to the mission. we are blessed in the u.s. and military -- in the u.s. military with small unit leaders, and this is a tough mission for all the variety of reasons, not the least of which is the operational environment. the noncommissioned officers, a junior officer levels, these trips are very well led, and where we have seen incidents of insider threat play out in terms of green-on-blue attacks, where those young noncommissioned officers and officers very quickly covered down on their afghan partners, and where they lead their troops to the crisis of the -- led their trips through the crisis, it gave them context on the importance of the mission and close the gap between the afghans and the isaf forces. we have seen that yet recover, we have seen that unit continue its mission. several months ago during one of the crises, was a shooting at one of our kids, i got on a helicopter and we flew out to that can deduct our troops. i talked to the u.s. troops and the afghan troops, and the