it seems that lance armstrong will continue to carry the blame for this.nd that's something his lawyers have said is unfair. he said there are other people that are involved in this. why should it be that lance armstrong carries the sole responsibility for what was in the report. it laid out a culture prevalent throughout the sport. >> richard conway thank you very much. >>> in india, a tv network which was due to show a documentary about the rape and murder of a young woman in delhi stopped its programs for an hour in protest at the film being banned. instead, ndtv simply showed an image of the film's title, "india's daughter." the documentary also includes an interview with one of the offenders, blaming his victim for what happened. the indian government banned the broadcast, citing what it termed objectionable content. in delhi, many people have expressed their approval of the network's decision. >> there was a lot of support for the network on social media and when it brought forward, the same novel protests right during its prime-time show last night,

. >>> the governing body of world cycling is accused of giving lance armstrong preferential treatment in its handling of doping cases. >>> wartime history, angela merkel tells japan as she visits 70 years after the end of the second world war. >>> and find out how a toddler survived for 14 hours after the car she was in crashed into an icy river in utah. >>> hello. a swiss plane has taken off from abu dhabi on the first-ever attempt to fly around the world using only the energy of the sun. the solar impulse ii could take five months to complete the 12 stages of the flight crisscrossing continents while spreading the word about clean technology. it's a pretty impressive project with some even more impressive figures. let's show you a two. two pilots will take it in turns to fly the single-seater plane on the 35,000 kilometer journey. the solar impulse ii has a wingspan of 72 meters larger than that of a boeing 747. built into the wings, more than 17,000 ultra-efficient solar cells, which transfer energy to four electrical motors powering the plane's propellers. the pilots will have to

lance armstrong made a ton of money for this group. of course they are going to protect their biggest star. >> if it is a cat and mouse game the cat clearly was not hungry. he did make some much money for them and you could see why they would perhaps have thought that that it was at the cost of the sport's integrity. they did not allow fair competition to flourish and that could keep hurting it for decades to stop >> where are we right now? i don't want to sound cynical, but can people actually believe the sport has cleaned up and doping is not secretly officially sanctioned? >> there's no doubt that doping still goes on. it said so in the report but the investigators say it isn't as bad as it was in lance armstrong's heyday and uci itself the body that has been criticized so much year has a totally different attitude toward it. now they are actually trying to catch them. >> the next tour de france will really be a clean tour de france. thank you, as always. in what could be a major boost for the use of her nubile energy, a solar power

. >> reports of covering up lance armstrong drug tests. >> soldiers from niger and chad have joined the fight against boko haram. they've held to recapture the town of damasak. niger and chad's military vehicles into burn know state on saturday. this is the latest offensive by neighboring countries inside nigeria. on saturday the african union agreed to a force of 8,000 troops with contingents from cameroon and benin. >> for nigeria's neighbors the fight against boko haram has taken a new urgency operation from chad and niger in the group is underway. the objective is to push the fighters into a corner against the expected final onslaught. so far more than 30 towns and villages have been liberated from the fighters. five years of violence has kept affected africa's biggest economy. and there is also a fear that if the group left unchecked will become a bigger threat in the entire region. they have tried to crush boko haram in the last five years now say they're in position to do so. >> there is a real change. we've taken the liberty of the game changer. we've been taking the liberty of

meets with finance ministers in brussels, and cycling governing body admits they covered up lance armstrong's positive drug tests. soldiers from niger and chad have joined the fight against bomb in boko haram in nigeria. they helped to retake the town of damasak in borno. this is latest offensive by neighboring countries inside nigeria. on friday the the africa union reinforced the contingent with 8,000 troops from cameroon and benin. >> security forces have confirmed that the town of damasak has been arrested from boko haram's control. troops acrossed into nigeria yesterday supported by air and ground forces and then arrested control in other areas as we speak. now sources say that the battle has been fierce and a lot of people have been killed, many fighters on the side of the boko haram have been killed. now with this development especially in the states of born o and yurba it has been shrinking. there is likelihood that boko haram will be pushed back if not defeated completely. but there is fear that boko haram will resort to its old tactic of launching gorilla guerrilla warfare. >> prote

of scrutiny the matter of how they allowed lance armstrong to get away with doping, failing to target and covering up a positive test to cortisone in 1999. >> it was something that u.c. i would prioritise the image and business of the sport over integrity and honesty of the sport. it was a signal out at that time. subsequently if we hadn't had that decision, we'd have a different landscape in the sport at the time. >> one of the problems historically in doping and cycling, and it's a common problem in international sports is the sport is too close, indeed fawning over some athletes. that's what happened with lance armstrong. >> reporter: the american was stripped of titles after admitting to doping. he spent two days being investigated and issued a statement saying: brian cook son was brought in to power the u.c. i in 2013, promising a clean slate for the organization. the report is critical of former president pat mcquade who will be asked to give up his honorary presidency. they stand accused of prioritizing the public image over action. the report said: sports are in a degree of de

is the best disinfectant. >> reporter: cycling had its breakout moment through the exploits of lance armstrongand sport. it would like another. it just wants the next big hero to be drug free and clean. alan fisher, al jazerra. >>> well, the u.c.i. president between 1991 to 2005 and he's given his response to the report. >> more than ever, you know, after that we have been cleared of all of the suspicions of cover ups and bribery. i think that is -- that was the major thing. that would have been a really serious issue. now, we have been cleared of that. so i am very confident as far as that is concerned. in addition to that, i don't have any functions anymore, you know so i am retired. >>> well the professional cyclist have been back on their bikes in france following this report. there was a nasty crash for tom boonee on the first stage of the race, he has now had to pull out of the event with a broken left collarbone. alexander christof was at the front of the peloton to win the 196th kilometer stage. prologue winner retains the leader's jersey. >>> england cricketers have been knocked out b

for me, if lance armstrong can help he hasn't killed nim.e he's paying and will pay for the rest of his life for what he did. that's important to note. sometime you must forget. other people young kids older people that are ill. armstrong was an inspiration for them. if he can do it i can do it. they were disappointed but helped them come through it. i look at that a little bit and look at the charity side of it. >> time to talk golf. he won't be afraid to make big calls when it comes to selecting the team. if it means upsetting some of his friends, it won't be an issue. he'll be on the receiving end when he was a contender for the team. >> something they have to do. it's one of those things when ever they called me and told me he wasn't picking me. it was a disappointment. i have respect for him because he had to make the call and tell me, yes. some day in the future i may have to do the same thing myself. somebody will be there and somebody won't be. >> we go back to london for breaking news. >> we are interrupting sports because of report

lance armstrong won seven tour de france before being banned for using performance enhancing drugs.port released by the cycling commission said the sports governing body cover up doping. the 227-page document claims the uic violated the rules after armstrong tested positive in 1999. in a new statement, armstrong apologized for his actions and says he hopes this leads to a drug-free sport. >>> chris johnson is recovering in a hospital in orlando, florida after being shot in the apparent drive-by shooting. deputies say they found johnson and another man on the sidewalk with gunshot wounds while a third victim was found dead in a jeep. johnson, a three-time pro bowler hit in the shoulder, he is expected to make a full recovery. there have not been any arrests in what detectives are calling a homicide investigation. >>> in nfl news don't call it a comeback. tim tebow has not been quarterback in two years, but he is considering taking another crack at the nfl by attending the new veteran combine. a combine that will go down in two weeks and allow veteran players who are not in the league

the head of world cycling has advised lance armstrong not to take part in a true difference chair to write in july. he has said that armstrong planned to write ahead of the sewer root -- of the tour route when dad is disrespectful to the current racers themselves. quite honestly, i think it is disrespectful to the other ride rs and disrespectful to france. there are other charities that he can participate in that are close to his heart. such close association with the tour de france is about idea. just the fact that he's going to be there will distract from the tour de france itself, from the current riders, and from current efforts that -- to get over the problems of that era. he was stripped of his seven tour de france titles. >> welcome to the web news. coming up on today's show, web users in pakistan support the christian community. controversial canadian campaign raising awareness about male victims of domestic abuse. and an american film maker takes us inside the world's largest cave. sunday, march 15, deadly twin bombings in pakistan. the pakistan taliban has claimed responsib

commission and follows more than two decades of alleged doping and cycling and the famous is lance armstronge france titles after confessing to drug use. among the accusation in 227 page report is the uci turned a blind eye to armstrong's doping because he was so important to the sport's image and the report also says the governing bodies focus on their public image has taken priority in stamping out doping and an unnamed sighingly professional one of 174 people interviewed for the report told the commission that 90% of the current is doping. richard is the former boss of the australian antidoping association and joins us now and richard for those involved in the fight against doping is the allegation that ist's in cycling a surprise? >> no doping was here for decades and athletes always finding new ways to be involved in doping and that is why it's so important that antidoping organization in sport are always finding new ways of detecting the newest forms of doping. >> why would uci want to commission a report they know would be so damning to themselves? >> cycling is a sport of the past de

reporter: the man who helped ural lance armstrong's cancer needs data and real evidence. >> whether it be doctors or patients who say here are my records, let's put it in a medical journal and be transparent with what i have, what i was treated with, and what the outcome was. until then, it is snake oil. i don't want people to get false hope. reporter: so what is the evidence? there are hundreds of lever towards that have been punished. -- that have been published. a human trial that said eight of nine patients responded to treatment, even though they all did die. making the oil is still an underground industry. the cannabis is legal, but the solvency is using or not. -- the solvents he is using are not. >> do you think this is a cure for cancer? >> it is, and it can be. it depends on a person's particular condition or how advanced the cancer is, but we have seen thousands and thousands of people get better from using this oil. reporter: this is what sarah is trying. >> i squeeze out a very little and then i just -- i believe it works for others, and i'm hoping it will work for me. rep

the new deal but refused the him and it lead to does -- vehemently to discuss disgrace cycleist lance armstrong>> it is not the same thing. reporter: armstrong does have backing for the charity race from 1997 until it went to honor stephen roach. >> for me, he is paying, and he will pay the rest of his life, for this. i think that is important to note, but i think it sometime he must also remember all the people, the young kids come all the people that were very ill, armstrong was an inspiration for them. a were in a very dark moment. if this guy can do it, i can do it. reporter: former english football player jeff thomas invited him to raise $1.5 million. thomas wants to ride the day before the professional race. reporter: hello there. welcome to the web news with our pick of the stories making the online headlines. coming up on today's show, web users a tribute to leak onee kuan yew. and a scene from "the matrix" movies revisited in legos. web users in singapore have been paying tribute to see their former and first prime minister lee kuan yew, who died monday morning at the age of 91. a stea

. >> one of the highest was lance armstrong, he spent two days giving evidence to the commission.a statement he said i'm deeply sorry for many things i have done however it is my hope that revealing the truth will lead to a bright dope free future for sport that i love. the report is highly critical ever pat mcquade and ver bruggen who will be asked give up an honorary presidentialcy. the head of. >> the temptations are huge to want these to win by any means necessary and when the culture or leaders of the particular sport like this turn a blind eye and don't fully protect clean athletes it's not easy for the culture to go that way. >> other sports have carried out reports, one sport writer says it's a sign cycling has a long way to go. >> it to the degree cycling needs to win back the public trust and it says something to which the degree cycling believes that it still has a problem, a problem so serious that it feels like sunlight is the best disinfectant. >> cycling drew fans, imormts andendorsements and support. it would like another but the next hero to be clear and clean. >>

lance armstrong burn. [ laughter and applause ] >> lance armstrong burn. >> seth: apple watch, the time it better when it was called "short circuit." just kidding. i liked it better when it was called "batteries not included." just kidding. i liked it better when it was called "i-robot." just kidding. i didn't like "i-robot." [ laughter ] this is how bad "chappie" is -- it takes place in south africa and it's the worst thing to ever happen there. and they had apartheid. [ laughter ] oh, and just a suggestion, if you're going to make a bad movie, don't have the title rhyme with crappy. [ laughter ] you're making it too easy. so, "chappie," you're crappy and also ya burnt. [ applause ] march madness. when did you get so confusing? you're called the field of 64 but now there are 68 teams. you started calling the first round the second round. and also, i have to get my bracket in on tuesday instead of thursday. you turned the most fun sporting event of the year into a mortgage application. [ laughter ] also, the east regional is in seattle. that's the west. you're as good at geography as a

. >>> doping flourishedded and allowed lance armstrong to cheat his way into becoming a superstar. the investigation was commissioned by the new leaders of the international cycling union. it also concluded that former union heads undermined efforts to rid the sport of widespread doping. armstrong was stripped of his seventh tour de france titles in 2012. >>> we finally have beautiful weather and it is not just one day and then back to the bad stuff. we had two days in a row. yesterday was fantastic, today is another good day. unfortunately, then things do kind of, we get a hiccup. it is not like oh this is all going to come crashing to an end tomorrow. tomorrow is a hiccup and then back to pretty decent weather. a gorgeous shot of the washington monument. we melted off so much of that snow this past weekend, hey, saturday was a pretty decent day too. we got into the 40s and then yesterday we got into the 50s. we are back to around 60 degrees this afternoon. our temperature will be 58 by 3:00, 57 still at 6:00. temperatures aren't going to fall off very quickly overnight tonight. s

it's expected to make big gains against potulny's lance armstrong. sirius kong 10er for the presidency in two years time. more on this now live in paris. what is thought to be behind marine lapenn's momentum in routined years and the gains she is likely to make in these local elections? well, they have made history here in france. shock results, of course last year when the party won 24 seats in eu parliamentary votes. >> sent shock waivers across france's political landscape. initially, the national front shared they were against continuing with the euro. they wanted to return to the franc. they wouldn't to introduce things like a referendum on the death penalty. in receipt years in the wake of the financial crisis and the rise of home grown viewer lens and the influx of fighters leaving france and heading to the middle east all of this has played in to a narrative that marine lapenn and the national front continued to share that they are keen to furb french values at the fore of their politics. that's a message that's gone down very well across the

lance armstrong is asking the u.s.nti-doping agency to overturn his lifetime ban from cycling. earlier this week, pete rose asked baseball to reinstate him. aaron schock of illinois is resigning. reporters spotted instances of opulent spending. tom: you dealt with this. he has been on our show. brendan: i failed to find any of this. i wrote a glowing profile talking about his fundraising prowess. i did not pull on any threads and they were there to look at. for me, this has been a lesson that we should always be suspicious. olivia: you should always vett someone's instagram account. someone found a decorator in his office and that sort of tipped everyone off there were a few layers of the onion to peel back. look at any member of congress that is probably what we should have been doing. tom: news on mr. aaron schock. olivia: benjamin netanyahu one a clear victory. let's get out to elliott gotkine . he shocked many, reversing his position and coming out against palestinian statehood. some said it came across as desperat

. >>> lance armstrong is refusing to leave the spotlight. now it's reported the banned cyclist has secretly met the ahead of the u.s. anti-doping agency. his organization exposed his organization and led to being stripped of seven tour de france titles. armstrong hopes that his ban will be reduced and he can compete in other sports. >>> peace at last for the formula one team after a dispute overshadowed the new season. confirmed a settlement has been reached over the decision not to give him a driver seat, and was turned back at the melbourne circuit. now he has agreed to walk away. >>> these are worrying times for the nfl. a talented young american footballer has decided to leave the sport after one year because he fears potential brain damage. it is casting a shadow over the sport. rob reynolds has the full story. >> reporter: chris borland said that he was quitting the san francisco 49ers and walking away from the lucrative career from the national football league because as he sold the espn program "outside the lines," he doesn't know if

. >> lance armstrong could make a return to the tour de france. the disgraced champion is causing controversy with a plan to ride part of the route for charity, a day before the race. he was stripped of seven tour titles and banned from competitive cycling. his announcement has been criticized by the head of cycling. >> it's an iladvised plan. it's disrespectful to current riders and the tour de france. there are other ways for lance to do something closer to his heart. i have no problem in doing it. doing it in close association with the tour de france. >>> united states - a world of professional football has been stunned by the decision of a young player to leave the sport afteriun one year. linebacker chris borland is worried about getting concussion. >> reporter: chris borland said he was quitting the san francisco 49ers and walking away from a potentially lucrative career because, as he told e.s.p.n.'s "outside the lines" it's not worth the risk. >> who knows how many risks are too many. my end goal is long term. i'm not willing to sacrifices

and lance armstrong his new tour de france plan. >> on aljazeera israel's prime minister is claiming a great victory in the election, despite exit polls suggesting that the race is too close to call. benjamin netanyahu, 28 seats in parliament. and his closest rival herzog, 27. he's more likely to build a coalition. >>> exit polls are also showing that the joint bloch making an historic shift in the makeup of the israeli scene. >>> the foreign relations thank you so much for joining us here. your reaction to the results. the preliminary results, and they do give some idea, certainly that benjamin netanyahu's career isn't over just yet. >> hello barbara the results just confirmed our suspicions all long. the israeli borders at large are -- voters at large are favoring the occupation, and [ unintelligible ] the politics of fear and the politics of racism that we have seen. and no dramatic change in the political landscape of israeli society. and second, the unity with the citizens represented 1/5 of the society so this is really good news, because they could really block this huge wave

a scathing report just released says the world agency that governs pro cycling colluded with lance armstrongsations. armstrong won seven tour de france titles but is now banned for life using performance-enhancing drugs. it violated its own rules by not investigating any of the doping allegations against armstrong, even after he tested positive for cortisone in 1999. armstrong apologized for his actions and says he hopes this leads to a drug-free sport. >>> apple fans and rivals around the world will be closely watching the company's media, vent later today. ceo tim cook is expected to unveil more details an the first new product since 2010. the apple watch. it will be available in several models including one encased in 18 karat gold. what's yet to be seen is if there will be demand for this wearable technology. half of americans who have owned a similar product stopped using them. >>> spring-like temperatures are spreading across much of the u.s. flooding may be a concern this week. our meteorologist joins us to tell us where folks need to look out for this. >> it's going to be along the g

>> the head of the national cycling has admitted that the sports' golfing governing body help lance armstronghis drug use. they suggested that it's still rife in professional cycling. >> reporter: a sore that has carried a black eye for more than two decades takes another hit. the independent reform commission compiling a 227 page report attacking the sporting body that appointed them to investigate how cycling lost it's way. and the conclusion was that a culture of doping still exists. the manner that they allowed armstrong to get away with doping and covering up a positive test of cortisone in in 1999. >> they were going to protect the support rather than than protecting the honesty of the sport. >> it's a common problem that you see in many sports is that these sports are too close over the elite athletes. >> the american was in his seventh tour de france titles after admitting to doping in 2013. he spend two days being interviewed as part of this session and issued a statement saying, i am deeply sorry for many things i have done, however, it is my hope that revealing the truth will lead

. >>> lance armstrong is refusing to leave the spotlight. it's reported the banned scik lift met the head of the u.s. anti-doping agency whose organization exposed his doping leading him to be stripped of his titles. armstrong hopes his ban will be reduced and he can compete in other sports triathlons and marathons marathons. >>> lindsey vonn is celebrating a 7th win. she took the first place, seeing off of the chance of anna fennegher of austria. finishing 0.24 for a win. she takes on fenne goshing er for the super g title. >> thank you raw. -- raul. >> stay with us we have a full bulletin ahead. thanks for watching. >> today on "the stream". >> i'm here at south by southwest where the latest innovations in technology are making a huge splash. get a glimpse into the future on "the stream". >> "the stream". today, at 1:30 eastern. only on al jazeera america. >> tunisia's president sauce a war against terrorism at two people believed to be behind the deadly attack are named. >> welcome to al jazeera. coming up on the program soldiers from cha

and criticized the sports governing body uci of handling past issues and turned a blind eye to lance armstrong titles after confessing to doping throughout his career and we can speak to the president at uci and thanks for joining us what was your reaction to this report. >> well, this is a report that i commissioned almost as soon as i was elected as president, 16 17 months ago and it's something we had to do and it's an independent report into the past practices of the uci and it's analysis of how doping evolved in our sport, it's very detailed examination of a number of key incidents in the last 10-15 years and makes very useful recommendations which is exactly what we wanted it to do. >> reporter: were you surprised by the level of doping they say goes on in your sport. >> one writer quoted apparently saying 90% of the people with doping perhaps he was a writer who was doping himself and trying to justify the situation and clients feel it's lower but i'm comeplacent about it and it effects cycling and other sports and it's what we are trying to root out from the sport. >> accusations that

a new report shows that cycling officials intentionally looked the other way about lance armstrong's doping issues. according to an investigation by the cycling independent reform commission, the international cycling union exempted armstrong rules and failed to test him despite suspicions and also says in his report that the union restricted an independent investigation into doping claims against armstrong at the 1999 tour de france. >> heads up tonight about some lane closures on the beltway. the virginia department of transportation plans to close some lanes on the inner loop starting at 10:00 p.m. crews will install new overhead signs north of the dulles access road. this is part of a project to build a new rush hour lane on the shoulder. all lanes will close up to 20 minutes at a time starting at midnight. work will be finished by 5:00 a.m. let's get a look at how traffic is looking right now with bob emler in the wtop traffic center. bob? >> 270 northbound has a vehicle stopped in the roadway before montgomery village avenue. and that is causing some delays headed up through ro

>> the international cycling union is now under fire tonight for allegedly trying to protect lance armstrongng scandal. according to an independent report out today, the world's top cycling officials gave armstrong special treatment. the report details how officials worked to disqualify armstrong's urine tests which tested positive for performance enhancing drugs. now u.s. anti-doping officials are calling for a full investigation. >> also in sports, phillies pitcher cliff lee is again dealing with injuries. >> jaime apody live in the "action news" sports center tonight with more on that. hey, jamie. >> hey, guys. we already had low expectations for the phillies but at least the top of the rotation is solid. was solid. because once again cliff lee is having elbow issues and today he says it could be something that ends his career. lee has been shut down after experiencing the same soreness in his elbow that limited him to just 13 starts last season. he's waiting on a second opinion from dr. james andrews. if he recommends surgery that will cost lee the season, maybe even his career he says.

a cycling organization says they turned a blind eye to lance armstrong.hey found that the organization ignored hence that he was doping because of his superstar status. those are your top headlines. tom keene: a number of stories today, the ecb is out in greece. greece is front and center. olivia sterns: there is in all of branch. there are reforms like using tourist as spies to crackdown on tax avoidance. he was diplomatic with his response to these proposals. we are in athens. walk us through the offering. it does not look like it's going to cut it in brussels? >> far from it. i am afraid that things have not bridge the gap that stands between greece and its creditors and the structures of the reforms. what they are demanding, a positive outcome would be a big surprise. olivia sterns: we saw headlines across the weekend that there might be a referendum in greece? is that possible? what with the consequences be? >> they could have a referendum on whether greeks what their dignity. the finance minister said more elections could be in place. the consequenc

a top cycling organization admits turning a blind eye to lance armstrong's cheating areas it is from new leaders of the international cycling union areas they say they ignored hints of armstrong's doping because of his superstar stats. those are your top headlines. tivo aims to pick up where aereo left off. the bargain deal they got at the asset auction. the pilots of this airplane looking for a place in the history books. they hope to fly around the world without spending one dime on fuel. betty: even though the supreme court powered down aereo, they still changed how tv is watched. they sold part of their assets for $2 billion, less than before the company expected to raise. tivo played -- paid to my dollars for their customer base. rpx got their patent portfolio for $225,000. also joining us is bloomberg's alex sherman who covers the cable and television business for us here at bloomberg. are you slightly disappointed with the price. >> i think i was disappointed in june. betty girl this is the cherry on top. betty: do you think the supreme court case had a lot to do with weighing

. >>> lance armstrong said that dopesing we know took place was ignored to shield him.hocker. >> right. >> big shock by the industry and the governing bodies itself. not a big shocker, right? >> make anyone look good though? >> they did a study and for a long time they found out that the international cycling union their main focus was on growth of the sport. so obviously if you have your most visible person who is making an otherwise not very popular on tv sport especially in the united states more popular, you're going sort of turn a blind eye. >> yeah. worry about money and the way it undermines things right? that's why, you know, you've got to keep -- to this day pete rose is not in the hall of fame. i guess a lot of juice guys aren't going to be in there either. i think juicing and steroids is much much. i guess you can't bet. >> he didn't bet against his own team. that's the distinction. you don't know. if you keep out -- i think he should be in because his talent is so. >> i think he should too. >> speaking of sports though. just quickly. we love symphony here bu

icon which is based on the lance armstrong controversy. >> another photo of the week this one has a lot he is wearing a bald look. >> according to the director of the film this is going to be unlike anything you have seen before. this is referring to gene hackman and kevin spacey. if it's anything like what they did, we could be seeing something special. >> and then this card breaking. to zayn malik leaving one direction and going in another direction. >> john stamos putting his had in the ring. the day i have been waiting for. #stamos time. the song what makes you beautiful which is one of the first singles from one direction. he took a photo in front of the house or home of full house where there was a couple of fan there is that did not notice him. that became viral. he seems to be having a lot of fun. >> a sneak peek of arnold schwarzenegger coming out where he plays a father whose daughter contracted a virus and turned into a zombie. that's quite a story line. >> more than that the length a father will go to to save his daughter from a deadly virus. this is unlike anything you have