next to him we have jamie floyd. broadcast anger for network news. many of you know her from her daily live broadcast "the best defense. next is a local attorney who has handled a number of high-profile cases including a nationally publicized acquittals of actor robert blake and civil rights lawyer stephen bingham. to his left is a career public defender from washington state. she is a blunder and has her own -- blogger and has her own

paper that they will be fined if if blackpool win was the player we could see it does not matter what floyd played a weaker team in aston villa and actually won with their finally we are then so what are saying we might find man united even if we were to every pitch. we. have tasted death time the fate of the year the russian champions lost a friendly across the stadium for sale at the hands of chairman john spine unique and watching it this constant flow despite the prana status of the match thousands of the fans plucked to crack the contrast to steady him to watch they encounter

devon floyd was great tonight and he got 17 hits for the support, and the sixth inning.made a five-nothing. gavin gives up only three hits and walks to and the sox win tonight in convincing fashion in seattle 6- nothing. earlier today at wrigley field casey and six innings only two runs allowed. the cubs were down 2-1 but carlos pena for the third time in four games off home run tied the game into, then with two on and two out fukudome to center field scoring with the winning run 3-2 cubs. >> even if they fall short they're not done. slang and it's so much fun for me to be around a group like that, it makes my job even easier. you know they're going to keep plank. >> big news today in baseball, just in upper lander of the tigers throws his second no- hitter striking out davis to end it he is the 28 major leaguer to have multiple letters and his career. the kentucky derby, we knew going and this was going to be a wide-open field of who would've thought that 20 to 1 shot who would never before run on the dirt would hit the line first? here is the stretch call. animal kingd

mark reynolds does the center he takes the gavin floyd pitched and launch it to dead center. nick markakis has been struggling. with the bases loaded. it gets by any clears the basis. for felix pie scores. 5-0. zach britton working on a shopper he gets some defense of help. the shot. mark reynolds with the nifty play and throw. we go to the ninth. 6-4. kevin gregg. he gets want their part that pitch was off the plate. rios gets ejected. he is feeling. ou seeie guillen -- yio ozzie guillen. the capitals lost the second straight game to dwayne roloson and the tampa bay lightning. the capitals in red. nicholas backstrom keeps working. 1-1. third period. is shot off the skate of mike green. 2-1. one minutes left in the game. alex ovechkin ties it. i don't know anyone who did not think at this point the capitals were going to win. in overtime, randy jones gets crunched on the boards. .in vincent lecavalier at is the game winner. game 3 is tuesday. i got a chance to meet with both smiths. amazing. big deal. >> thank you. 56 degrees on tv hill. so much to come in the next half-hour.

sergio martinez number two, and fly may wet -- floyd mayweather junior. but finally, last night's fight got me thinking. there's one fight, one fight in boxing that needs to happen, and if it doesn't we may continue to get lackluster events like last night's showcase event. everyone wants to see manny pacquiao fight floyd mayweather. no excuses, make it happen. finally a program reminder, vinny cerratto, the former redskins vice president, will join me to talk about his time calling the shots, plus the latest on the nfl labor situation. melanie, we've got a lot to get to. >> you need to take a breath. >> that's a lot to reid. >> absolutely. >>> brace yourself, gas prices are about to change again, only this time they're going in the opposite direction. so what's behind the drop as we head into the heavy driving season? we'll let you know. >>> and here's a way to save big bucks on gas. how about moving near where you work? the details when we return. >>> good news for what we are paying at the pump. the national average went down a penny this weekend to $3

. >>> assemblyman floyd says there's no excuse for some of the delays. >> if i were working under these conditions and i had gone out and i had seen in any for an alarm system and they start to hand me a dam whistle, i would be on the bricks for a picket sign or looking for another job some where. i would not put up with this. >> reporter: no one denies that the conditions have been bad through today. >> when we come back, on a second look, the percentage of people we show mental illness at some point in their lives. the number may surprise you. >>> how common is mental illness. the answer might surprise you. a study in 2005 put the figure at one person in every two. but it also found few seek help in a timely manner. john sasaki brought us this report six years ago. >> the russell street resident houses 235 people here in berkeley. some of them are chronically homeless. >> when you're mentally ill, you do not know you are mentally ill. i couldn't function myself. i couldn't handle my money. i couldn't do anything. i would just find myself going in circles all day long. >> reporter: the

cooper and chose to go by floyd. [laughter] last saturday at midnight, a lost my security clearance when i transitioned out of being the united states ambassador to china. maybe you think i can now tell you a little about the highly sensitive secrets of foreign diplomacy. well, guess again. the real secret about diplomats is that we are trained to say something when there is nothing to say and to say nothing when there is something to said. [laughter] we are for ever locked between a cliche and an indiscretion. even though my immunity has been revoked, i thought i would err the side of indiscretion and try to find a few honest words about choices ahead and finding a successful path way in life because tomorrow you will start finding your own pathways. today, you are closing an incredibly important and expensive chapter in your life. no matter what else i say today, i hope you remember this -- congratulations, graduates, we are very, very proud of you. [applause] life is not a straight and narrow route. it is full of

bottom two, pennington to floyd, into the hole. beckham knocks it down but can't find it. in the fifth, a's up 2-0. dejesus scores a pair. it's his 1,000th career hit. ross continues to deal. took a shutout into see sixth. dunn goes down swinging, the a's snap a two-game skid with a 6-2 victory. >> to the ice where the western conference finals start in vancouver. the sharks are the underdogs against the canucks and that's fine with them. the san jose head coach todd mclelland things his tame team will play looser. >> the number one and their name comes up beside it in just about every category. first in points, power play, penalty kill, faceoffs. >> every round you go further and further, it gets harder and harder. every game is tougher and tougher. mentally, physical lyric it's going to get harder. so, we don't expect any ease from that at all. >> mike: game one tomorrow night, infineon raceway is buzzing with the west coast moto jam. sunday's superbike division and here's a sampling of today's action. [engine revving] >> i love coming here every year. the fans are fanta

next to him we have jamie floyd. broadcast anger for network news.many of you know her from her daily live broadcast "the best defense. next is a local attorney who has handled a number of high-profile cases including a nationally publicized acquittals of actor robert blake and civil rights lawyer stephen bingham. to his left is a career public defender from washington state. she is a blunder and has her own -- blogger and has her own blog. so'. does the media contributes to a negative misconception of public defenders, and more broadly, criminal defense attorneys? >> no, thank you. [laughter] >> absolutely yes. i think for the most part, there is the lack of understanding on the part of the american public on more critical role of the public defender. it is laid down in our sixth amendment. we do not teach it properly in primary school education. the public learned of it through the news media and come to some extent, through the entertainment media. most of my colleagues, and it with a bias that is predisposed against the criminal defendant and cri

floyd is the father of the team's head coach and pastor of arkansas' biggest mega-church, which owns and operates shiloh christian. >> i want us to bow together and prepare our hearts for the preaching of the word. about the mid-1990s, we decided that we really wanted to try to become a national football progm. and with that, everything began to advance. so, we pray tomorrow that you'll help us do the very best we can. how do you explain what has happened here? i mean, you've got this little football program that has emerged to a national stage. the only way i could explain it is the favor of god. that's it. >> narrator: but it takes more than divine intervention to build an elite football program. it takes money and commitment. shiloh's coaches start the boys working out with weights as soon as the football season is over, and the team trains 12 months a year. >> if you're in a great high school program, you will spend more time working in high school than you will in college. a lot of people don't understand the way college works. in a full seven-day week, you have 20 hours to comp

drugs test unlike how wilson who was found at sea is in two thousand and five another former teammate floyd landis made similar allegations a year ago a federal investigation into alleged doping by the u.s. postal team is now trying going. streets on through to france where not alberto contador doping case will be heard at the court of arbitration for sport next month and cycling's governing body is challenging khan to those acquittal on doping charges by spanish authorities in february tribunals accepted contador as defense that he contaminated big force his positive test they still play mitchell going to lead the final week of the tour de france last july the international cycling union and doping agency have appealed against the decision that is prepared over three days and six eighth's again this time around if console is found guilty he will loses to influence top of the pounds this year's i. asked the n.b.a. oklahoma have beaten dallas to level the western conference finals series at one of these the school was one hundred six points one hundred in the latest contest in dallas kevin d

drug test on once and he was banned for two years in two thousand and five another former teammate floyd landis made similar allegations a year ago i thought. investigation into alleged doping by the u.s. postal team is on going. now the french open is just a couple of days away and one of russia's main hopes seems to be peaking at the right time world number three it is one of the over reaching the semifinals of the brussels open she needed just forty seven minutes past world number twenty eight alexandra de taking the first set to love this second six one in the last fall she will face chinese eighty eight shan't get a semi it will be between top seed and i'm not saying i see and the phrase open champion process because schiavone was the us he had the easiest quarter final match of all her belgian opponent in ina whitmire retiring with a back injury after being two games to live down in the third set so at least the danger would be fresh for her clash with schiavone. schiavone was the at roland garros last year and should be feeling too tired either for their next class cruising past t

over antonio margarito may spell trouble for his opponent should be shane who is coming off a loss to floyd mayweather jr and also a draw against or hear more from here. will get a minimum of twenty two million who is still as in the ballots and these heavily favored to win against the thirty nine year old challenger. and on to a full exult finally where an international women's tournament is being held in moscow this weekend and stenson caught up with a long. russia has a strong side in mansfield's all with a national team three times in a finalist at world cups and winning third place in one thousand nine hundred six women's foods all torn and then leaning one full on that the russian team had already supports the man's achievements they've claimed three european titles in finnish started the last world cup the sport's the last say they have big plans for development in russia and we have a focus our project at schools and universities we held competitions across the country and fifty percent of all universities are taking part where making our first steps but it's a big achievement as th

and sania margarito that may spell trouble for his opponent sugar shane who is coming off a loss the floyd mayweather jr and a draw with more will get a minimum of twenty million dollars in the ballot and is heavily favored to win against the thirty nine year old challenger. i want to focus on now where an international women's tournament is being held here in moscow this weekend and stenson has more. russia has a strong side in mansfield's all with a national team three times in a finalist at world cups and winning third place in one thousand nine hundred six women's foods all children and i don't mean one for long but the russian team has always supports the men's achievements they've claimed two european titles in finnish started at the last world cup this board still draws say they have big plans for development in russia was restored but you would have a football project at schools and universities we held competitions across the country and fifty percent of all universities are taking part when making our first steps but it's a big achievement as there is no such project in the world

test unlike hamilton he was banned for two years in two thousand and five another former teammate floyd landis made similar allegations a year ago a federal investigation into alleged doping by the u.s. postal team is ongoing. and other news the french open is just a couple of days away and one of russia's main hopes seems to be peaking at the right time world number three it is one of the over reaching the semifinals of the brussels open she needed just forty seven minutes to power past world number twenty eight alexander who taking the first sets allowed and the second six one in the last four she will face chinese agency playing sure as has been the unseeded swede baskets and the other semi will be between the top seed carline wozniacki and french open champion francesca schiavone wozniacki how d.c.'s quarter final match of the. her belgian opponent in a with my retiring with a back injury after being two games to live down in the for at least a day should be fresh for her clash with skier very. steve only because the at roland garros last year and should be feeling to tidy there for

previous win over until you margarito misspell trouble for a while and mostly who's coming off a loss to floyd mayweather jr on a draw with sergio mora akio will get a minimum of twenty million u.s. dollars for stepping in the ring on his heavily favored to win against the thirty nine year old challenger. to the greens we go where puck prayers has been on a birdie binge in charlotte we are assuming native storming to a two shot lead a quail hollow ahead. of hometime favorite bell house and jonathan bird's perez matching his nine birdies from the first round with the same ones second including this on me phil mickelson though he isn't too far away from the leading crew at the three shots but after rolling in six birdies and staying bogey free for the day johnson bird is two strokes behind after a double bogey on the fourteenth to put a tent into another weiss solid day this side carolina native thus finishing the day on four under par. and finally to one of the most popular sports developing in russia and one of the most dominant teams currently playing its we're talking foot cell but it wasn't

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paper that they will be fined if if blackpool win was the player we could see it does not matter what floyd played a weaker team in aston villa and actually won with their finally we are then so what are saying we might find man united even if we were to every pitch. we. have tasted death time the fate of the year the russian champions lost a friendly across the stadium for sale at the hands of chairman john spine unique and watching it this constant flow despite the prana status of the match thousands of the fans plucked to crack the contrast to steady him to watch they encounter against buy and mimic and there were no doubt hoping for a repeat of the two thousand and eight for cup semifinal where the same players were hammer of the german team for any ill on how good. the beginning of the first half was optimistic for the home side as i like some of the fun of dribble past the defender and form the core of the man i howell bar and didn't even think of giving up and a quick response from frank robbery levelled matters as he found himself on mark for an easy finish. early in the second half

that he owned and waited for almost four hours and days it received quite a spectacular show with the floyd work so with musical performances and with good stuff they were waiting for so long with the sound was afoot the superstar said taking for the savant during the first half of the game of the leader's thinking was the international scene was absent by the i don't know we was doing in your second top of the game with leaders over the football match was the russian team among the players so for the russian to move was that he now does not have a famous a russian goalkeeper of the team was a captain to the body a presidential envoy to the north caucuses alexander for poignant and he tried to leave the rounds on capitol first ban hazards of the dutch among the big superstars who are leading figures in the the you know world the football such as ireland book i stand louis fico steve mcmanaman and many others and indeed there is a feeling have this place here in the capital city of grozny was allowed this place in the full region over the north caucasus as thousands of people have gathered h

grand opening of a new thirty thousand seat stadium archies medina cochon of the locks the action on floyd. the winners of the celebrity match is the russian team that won five two and just point the rain hundreds of people stayed here at this stereo and waited for almost a full hour and they did receive quite a spectacular show with the fireworks that with musical performance and with a football match that they were waiting for so long with a football superstar is it taking for it at this advance during the first half of the game the leaders of the game was of the international team captained by diego maradona meanwhile during the second half of the game the leaders of the football match was the russian team among the players so for the russian team a was that he not just tired for a famous or russian goalkeeper of the team was the captain to by a presidential envoy to the north caucasus alexander flop poignant and the chechen leader runs down computer first ban hazards of the match among these superstars were leading figures and of the world of football such as guy stan louis freeh go st

floyd landis, tyler hamilton, and george hincappy once teammates with lance armstrong, all three of themnvestigators that the seven-time champion is a cheater. >> yes, he doped himself, like everybody else. >> reporter: a former armstrong ally, tyler hamilton, tells "60 minutes" the same thing he told the panel. he saw armstrong use performance-enhancing drugs when they raced together. >> i saw a blood transfusion. >> reporter: it matches the story another former armstrong teammate, floyd an dis, told abc news last year. it was landis who put authorities on the trail of armstrong. did you see lance getting transfusions? >> yes. >> reporter: more than once? is. >> yes, multiple times. >> reporter: armstrong denies ever using performance-enhancing drugs. he has a website that refutes the claims. according to "60 minutes." one man with a great record in spot told the panel that armstrong used performance-enhancing drugs. armstrong's attorneys call reports of his testimony unreliable. the stakes are extremely high. this is not just a doping case. investigators are looking into fraud and drug

so she contacted joan floyd president of the remington community association. >> she called and wantedo do something and we ended up putting together the vigil and started to collect money for reward fund. >> reporter: hundreds showed up for the vigil. friend and strangers. they held hand and prayed together looking for answers and justice. >> the community was in total shock i mean i. still have people now if i am at the grocery store come up to me and it happened the other door and the gentleman asked if they caught anyone, and he said some people are on pins and needles some of the elderly people around the street she livedoned on. >> reporter: they he posted flyers. wan few days they collected 1600 dollars in donations to create a reward fund. so. >> you feel so helpless because you can't do anything to help her. all we can do for her now is to try to get the answers. >> reporter: it's been three years and still no answers. but lisa and joan continue to hope that someone will hear nancy's story and give police the information they need to close her case. >> you know what i want? i

. >> i don't mean floyd may weather. >> speaking of knockouts. >> the hockey game tonight.s into a wipeout for san jose. four goals in the third period leaving the sharks reeling north of the border. ♪ [ rock ] [ chattering ] [ man on tv ] 96309. [ man ] ♪ she got it, you got it ♪ i got it, we got it [ groans ] ♪ who's got it see you later. ♪ yeah! ♪ come on, she got it you got it, we got it who's got it ♪ we're all different. that's why there are five new civics. the next-generation civic. only from honda. coming up tonight, making a profit on a frightening prediction. the millions a bay area radio station has made since predicting judgment day. >>> the graduating class of 2011, hope versus reality as thousands of grads hit the job market soon. those stories and more in one hour on abc 7 news at 11:00 over on channel 7. the sharks in action tonight and ooh, it was close for awhile and then not. >> judgment day for them. not a judgment in their favor. the vancouverer canucks have the best record in the nhl this season. the sharks got a dizzying look at their tales tonight.

one fight that everyone wants to see is manny pacquiao and floyd mayweather.hane mosely. he will take on manny pacquiao. >> if it wasn't for him, this fight wouldn't happen. if he would have stepped up. >> it is too early to hand out gold glove awards but i'm going to go out on a limb and say brandon phillips has a good shot to win one. tuesday night he went between the legs and today he makes the diving stop up the middle. wait, it gets better. flips it behind his back to get the force out at second. the reds would beat the cubs 5- 4. >>> david pryce one of the best pitchers in the american league but thanks to the dh i bet you didn't know he had the most unique home run trot in baseball. look at him go. with interleague play we can only hope he gets deep in an actual game and bust out a routine when it comes. >>> washington high school baseball team will take on balboa for the city title. if the eagles come out on top we may have to rename 30 second avenue title town. >> always had a winning feeling around here. we want to continue and make everyone proud. >

to the big o, the a's hosting the white sox and bottom two, grabs a gavin floyd offering to the hole.cks him down but can't find it. scores in the meantime from second. 1-0 a's. then in the fifth with two on, david dejesus rips one into right center gap. it's dejesus' 1,000 career hit 4-0. tyson ross continues to deal. shutout and gets him swinging. in the seventh, he can sit down. ross has a career high 8 k's in seven innings. the sharks will continue their quest for their first stanley cup tonight in vancouver when they open the western conference finals against the canucks. this marks the second straight year the sharks have advanced to the final four but last year staying in the conference finals didn't last long. they were swept by the blackhawks but this time around, they expect different results. >> we talked about growth in the beginning of the year and we've used that every year. we have to take this further than where we were last year. >> this is where we start growing. we got here a different way but we were still here last year and this is where we need to grow. >> the pu

white science fiction movies into your campaign video or that a video shouldn't be trippier than pink floyd'se wall" and look like it was shot by a junior high dropout. somehow she lost the election. by a vote of 140-95, the republican party chose wade emmert who as far as i know has not adopted any particular stance on the super massive black hole. >> the super massive black hole is the most destructive force in the universe. it literally sucks in and destroys everything within its reach. >> whoa! now i'm just kind of scared, but not as scared as you should be, dallas county. because without debbie's leadership, it's not just the super massive black hole you have to worry about, now you have to worry about the super massive blue hole. >> we don't want dallas county to become the super massive blue hole, because we don't know what that looks like. it's called detroit. >> did she just slam detroit? i think she just slammed detroit. i can't tell for sure, because i feel like i'm on mushrooms. not that i've ever been on mushrooms, but from what i have read, that's what it feels like. this is the

to the big o, the a's hosting the white sox and bottom two, grabs a gavin floyd offering to the hole. knocks him down but can't find it. scores in the meantime from second. 1-0 a's. then in the fifth with two on, david dejesus rips one into right center gap. it's dejesus' 1,000 career hit 4-0. tyson ross continues to deal. shutout and gets him swinging. in the seventh, he can sit down. ross has a career high 8 k's in seven innings. the sharks will continue their quest for their first stanley cup tonight in vancouver when they open the western conference finals against the canucks. this marks the second straight year the sharks have advanced to the final four but last year staying in the conference finals didn't last long. they were swept by the blackhawks but this time around, they expect different results. >> we talked about growth in the beginning of the year and we've used that every year. we have to take this further than where we were last year. >> this is where we start growing. we got here a different way but we were still here last year and this is where we need to grow. >> th

> for some perspective on the strauss-kahn case we turn to defense attorney and legal analyst jami floyd. michelle just sort of painted a picture of what strauss-kahn is going through right now. and you say there are actually some advantages to him being out on bail in this lower manhattan apartment. explain that. >> well, absolutely. if he were behind bars any time his lawyers wanted to consult with him, to prepare his strategy for court, they'd have to go to rikers. they'd have to go through security. it would be very, very limited in terms of their access to him in preparation for trial. which will be lengthy, i assume. because he's probably not going to exercise his speedy trial right. and so now they have unlimited access to him. and he can, as michelle reported, also leave with the judge's permission to go to their offices and prepare for trial. so, in terms of just the preparation for defense, this is much, much preferable. also, in terms of his psychology, his appearance to the potential jury pool, this is better. so, all across the board, this is far preferable. >> what kind of

floyd landis came forward and said armstrong and people said, you admitted to doing drugs, you're notible. three more teammates coming out. "60 minutes" reporting that one teammate is george hincapie and he not only talked about using performance enhancing derogs with lance armstrong but also supplied each other with performance enhancing drugs. this is very damaging for lance armstrong because this is a guy, george hincapie, who is inside lance armstrong's inner circle. he is among a number of former teammates and employees who have appeared before a federal grand jury in los angeles investigating doping in cycling. an investigation that was going on for a while and will continue to go on for a while. armstrong has strongly denied all the cheating allegations over the years saying he has taken numerous tests, over 500 tests and all those tests over the years have come back clean. now, the newest part of this story is what happened late friday when he said he never spoke with "60 minutes" and has no idea where they got their information and because of the federal investigation, he can

and it's hard to debate that because it floyd a blank line hadn't been the ceo of goldman sachs during the crisis, goldman may have gone down the tube like everybody else and instead they put on this big short and made this big short against the mortgage market and did things to save itself which now don't look so great either but at least they could make a credible argument that they didn't need the bailout which is something they've done i think they probably would have gone down the tube and the tsunami just like everybody else, but clearly goldman was the only firm to see the problem coming in the mortgage market and do something about it. and we now know that they did other things they shouldn't have done which is to continue to sell the mortgage backed securities at the same time they made the proprietary bets against the market and basically the clients suffered i think financially as a result of goldman's decisions. >> host: this is an issue that you bring to the forefront and explained very well in the book. how wall street came to become a firm like goldman sachs which starte

. >> pelley: and finally armstrong said this last year when another former teammate, floyd landis accusedg: it's his word versus ours. we like our word, we like where we stand, we like our credibility. >> pelley: tyler hamilton left armstrong and the u.s. postal team late in 2001 to lead a competing team. in 2004 he went on to win a gold medal for the united states at the athens olympics. >> this is american history... >> hamilton: it was just an amazing feeling. i was ecstatic. i slept with the gold medal on the coffee table right next to the bed. i remember waking up that first night and waking up thinking, like, "was that just a dream?" and looking over and there it was and, like, wow, this was real. >> pelley: but the dream didn't last. not long after the olympics, questions were raised about whether he was doping. were you doping at the olympics? >> hamilton: for the olympics, no. but it's possible, you know, through residual effects from previous races that there was some performance enhancement. at a race, weeks later, hamilton tested positive for blood doping and when asked about

he doesn't have character issues much like floyd landes slandess. >> why is this coming up now? talking to a federal grand jury, and according to "6 0 minutes," they're saying this is what george hincapie told the grand jury during testimony. now george is saying he never spoke to "60 minutes" and he has no idea where they got their information, and because of the federal investigation, he can't comment. lance armstrong has strongly denied all along these cheating allegations, saying he's taken 500 drug tests and all of those tests have come back clean. >> i heard them debating about this on espn. they said nobody wants to believe that lance armstrong could do this. he's done so much good, raised so much money for cancer research, but there seems to be all this information that keeps trickling out but he's always denied it. >> i think those that are holding onto the pure fact that there are legendary cyclists that have never used, they're barely holding on. and now a reported friend on "60 minutes." >> we talked about this story, an nhl player that was found dead. do we have any

>> it certainly -- the fact that tyler is corroborating floyd, both of them independently have some credibility problems. the fact that they're both saying the same thing is pretty damaging to lance. the news about george hincapie is probably more damaging than tyler. >> we also heard from frankie andrew that he noticed teammates in the armstrong era all getting faster. it was very, very difficult to compete with competitors who were using epo, and other performance-enhancing drugs. was it one of those elements where you just did, in order to keep up, you've got to shoot up, that type of mentality? >> sure. the best that could be said, he was the champion of a dirty era. we looked at the top ten finishers of all seven tours he won. 41 out of 70 have been convicted of doping, confessed to doping. just an era filthy with dope. >> yeah, you had, like we said, some exclusive access to lance over the years. some unique situations. you asked him point blank did you ever use peds. what did he say to you? >> he looked me in the eyes and said, i'm looking you in the eyes and telling you no. we were on a

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