lance armstrong is being sued by the d.o.j. for $120 million for cheating when he was sponsored by the u.s. postal service. that's a tough charge. what's armstrong's defense? >> lance armstrong now says the postal service should have known he was doping. >> he's saying, "i lied. you should have known that i lied." >> john: wow. that's his defense? this guy has got a lot of ball. [ cheers and applause ] he's pleading so guilty it's your fault for not knowing how guilty he is. is he arguing any mitigating circumstances? >> i know it was an unfortunate period in our sport. unfortunately for me, i came, you know, right smack dab in the middle of that period. >> john: you know what? he's right. that is the real tragedy here. i think we all owe lance armstrong an apology for making him win seven tour de frances earning millions of dollars in the process during such an unfortunate period in the sport he chose to participate in. all right. on the basis of this world record narcissism i find the defendant a giant douche. jason. [ cheers

all right guys i'm taking a break but when i come back also the journalist peter lance about the secret world of the f.b.i. and mafia stick around. so basically when the saudis or the iraqis or the do the turn of the call that is when they provide the should invest the money for their own said that the same d.n.a. that cousins use share a language to share of a faith to share a culture and tradition now what you're saying is that because you are an arab because you are a muslim you for some reason have the same right to protecting the syrian people but to me it sounds just as you know condescending as the bushes claim or seems to you know supposedly call your responsibility to. choose your language. kill if we could with oh if the federal system is still so much. to choose good it's good consents to. choose the opinions that immigrate to. choose the stories could impact the minds choose the accent often. well. listen. ever seen anything like. what would you think if i said that you could steal and kill with complete immunity and do it all the time of the f.b.i. sounds like a far fetched

peter lance dot com i have a story of a check cashing store in jersey city called sphinx trading the f.b.i. knew about it in seventy one ninety four two of the hijackers got their fake i.d.'s there abbie in the summer of two thousand and eleven all they had to do was put out surveillance plan across the street like they did with john gotti as reaganite social club they would have been in the middle of the nine eleven plot the area thank you so much really important story investigative journalist and author of deal of the devil thank you. so after a tense forty eight hour ultimatum the egyptian military overthrew a democratically elected president mohamed morsi with the support of tens of millions of egyptians now that the constitution is suspended it's uncertain what lies ahead for the country however i'm hopeful that elections will come soon not just next elected leader will truly reflect the values of its people so with that said i want to extend my solidarity with the people of egypt today and to all of you have a wonderful night. play mission free play critic a should be free pla

thanks guys i'm taking a break when i come back the journalist peter lance about the secret world of the f.b.i. and the mafia stick around. wealthy british style. that's no time to explain. markets why not scandals find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's conjuror for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kinds a report on our. community speak your language. programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here on all t.v. reporting from the world talks posts at the cia pete interviews intriguing story for you you. see in trying. to find out more visit arabic don't all t.v. don't call. where. ever seen anything like. what would you think if i said that you could steal and kill with complete immunity and do it all the time of the f.b.i. sounds like a far fetched a tech novel doesn't it apparently it's not farfetched at all it's happening according to award winning investigator peter lance his new book deal with the devil details exactly how this kind of immoral activity has been supported and funded by the bureau it's specifically ta

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lance armstrong. reporter: fueled by his comeback story, livestrong grew into a highly rated charity. >> july 29 in the city of new york as lance armstrong day. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: and millions wanted to be seen wearing livestrong's distinctive yellow west bands. >> i will be, i hope, and i want to be known as the cancer survivor. >> reporter: the charity has raisedded over a half billion dollars. much of it from people like birdsong, an avid cyclist himself he was drawn to livestrong after his in-laws died of cancer and his wife battled the disease. how much money would you estimate that you either gave directly or helped fund raise for the foundation? >> right around $50,000. of our own money. >> reporter: birdsong says he got a first-hand look at how the charity was run when he became an official livestrong challenge volunteer mentor, bringing in an additional $65,000 from friends and family. what was your impression of where a lot of that money should be going? >> i thought a lot

lance karns. burt whiner. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon. i am a resident of san francisco and a will -- a will you ever of north beach and this comes down to money and many think that the millions spent in north beach is free money so why not take the gift? the central subway is projected to have 400 million over run by the time it's finished. this money would not come from federal funds but local funds. for example muni bus operations and repair, expanded parking, meter placement, taxi fees, additional city taxes, et cetera. the simple fact is we can't afford the tunnels in the face of such an huge over run and the damage it will do to the muni system overall. muni director ed reiskin said in his examiner op-ed in may "if we continue to not fund this it will go into more disrepair." solution, cut the tunnels in the subway project and chinatown will work just as well without them. the project is much needed 17 million richer and that taken from the all already weaken muni and train systems. thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker pl

lance armstrong now says the postal service should have known he was doping.hat's his defense to a $120 million federal whistle-blower lawsuit. the u.s. postal service says he and others defrauded the government with the use of performance-enhancing drugs. armstrong's image, as you know, has taken a huge beating. he explained just a few days ago. >> the reaction and fallout was more than i expected, but that's life. i'm a big boy. >>> batting average reporters join us now. good morning. >> good morning. >> you guys broke this story. i mean, seriously, lance armstrong is blaming the u.s. post office for his own doping? >> it's a legal defense with a lot of chutzpa. basically my fraud was all over the news and there were rumors of it. so it's a very interesting defense. >> but vanessa, he denied doping. >> and in this country, a lot of people believed his denials, of course, for so long. it's interesting that his lawrence are -- that they renewed sponsorship at a time when there were allegations about doping. most of them were covered in europe, but didn't reall

lance armstrong is telling the united states postal service just that. is he right?ra holder says she is right but janelle says it's time to cough up. you and i can agree but there is no way that lance arm strong should keep the money. he lied. he says you should have known i was lying. so i'm not giving it back. are you kidding me. >> no, i'm not. [ laughter ] >> that is my answer. first of all the statute statute of limitations will not allow it to proceed forward. i believe he was also a participant in fraudulent behavior and doping. he is not some innocent bystander himself. he was a participant in this whole thing. so the thing is, they should have known about it well advance as early as 20027 when the issues came out. united states post office, they benefited. they benefited in it. >> stuart: what kind of legal defense, you should have known i was lying? >> you should have known i was lying. you should have known. i don't know based on the allegations that were made, the media inquiries, but they said time and time again, armstrong and his camp, we're into the

it's why lance armstrong was stripped of his seven tour de france titles. his response of his former sponsorship by the postal service? armstrong says he should have known he was doping. >>> and more lies alleged on wall street. the government is going after one of wall street's big dogs, indicting billionaire steve cohen's hedge fund, with wire fraud. >> joining me now, cnn's political couple, margaret hoover. we have seen weiner's wife stand by herman. he falls from the top spot favored for mayor. he plunged to the 30%. is he going to get a third chance? >> this is only a democratic primary we're talking about and he only has to be in the top two. now he's in a statistical dead heat for the number 2 spot. 72% of democrats who will vote in the primary says the character witness for her husband made no difference at all. so the third chance may not happen. >> what do you know that he says is true or false or -- >> yeah, i know. the guy is clearly a narcissist and a pathological liar. he had lied to his family about something he was already punished for. you

tyson gay that is not lance armstrong. but i think there's a similarity there.eople looking at cycling saying, why am i watching this? how can i trust this? when you've got all those years of when lance is kicked out and no one can take the top spot because they all cheated too. and you almost wonder if track and field is there. >>ifill: what is the punishment for tyson gay? >> if he is found to be guilty a two-year ban and then lifetime. there can be mitigating circumstances, we don't know if there's a substance that is tainted. he is responsible what's in his body. >>ifill: he has said that he is not going to lie about this. >> that is initial. in terms of the terrible incident for his sport, he did this himself, he said i trusted someone. but the line is they have to know what they put in their body. it is inexcusable, to take a substance and not know the contents, you can call the 24-7, 800 number and talk about any chemical at any point. >> you cover a lot of this chris and you must know after all the years of watching this, people rise and the disappointme

we only need to think of lance armstrong to remember that. i think it might also have to do with the timing. we are one month away from the athletics world championship. it is the biggest event in their sports. i think that might have contributed to this sad news as well. >> were you shocked personally? we are talking about some of the fastest athletes in history. >> i have to say i am not shocked anymore about any doping revelations at all. it is just part of the era of sports that we are living in. i think both of these guys were under a lot of pressure. it is not fun to be, as you say, one of the fastest men in history. you always come in second to bolt. that may have put them under additiona pressure where they felt they were at risk and willing to take additional risks to try to get over that hump. of course, bolt is a fantastic fa and they were coming in second. sadly, i am not shocked. >> what is this leave the world of sprinting now? >> i think it is a one-man show at present. you have bolt and otherwise nine of the 10 fastest men hav

we only need to think of lance armstrong to remember that. i think it might also have to do with the timing. we are one month away from the athletics world championship. it is the biggest event in their sports. i think that might have contributed to this sad news as well. >> were you shocked personally? we are talking about some of the fastest athletes in history. >> i have to say i am not shocked anymore about any doping revelations at all. it is just part of the era of sports that we are living in. i think both of these guys were under a lot of pressure. it is not fun to be, as you say, one of the fastest men in history. you always come in second to bolt. that may have put them under additiona pressure where they felt they were at risk and willing to take additional risks to try to get over that hump. of course, bolt is a fantastic fa and they were coming in second. sadly, i am not shocked. >> what is this leave the world of sprinting now? >> i think it is a one-man show at present. you have bolt and otherwise nine of the 10 fastest men hav

one of the things that lance corporal ski does is protects very senior people out here to include theity assistance force. and i just want to make sure that everybody back home understands what it means to somebody like you who is a young marine out here defending the hope that the afghans will some day have the kind of liberty and freedom we have got at home. >> definitely, sir. we are out here just trying to get afghanistan independence just like america. >> jamie, i know at home you have folks who have been in communication with you about this day. >> jamie: so kind. colonel north, i have to give a shoutout to major general who really oversaw my graduation from air assault school. so screaming eagles are very important to he me. the 101st airborne doing a lot of great work there as well as all the marines and all of our servicemen and women. so thank you for that jamie i want to make sure that lance corporal ski gets a chance to say hi to his folks at home who do you want to say hi to. >> my mom, dad, sister, aunt and rich. everybody in nepa. my folks here. camp pendleton semper ph

thank you. >> good evening, i am lance burton. i will read this, i am happy that you have chosen to share your budget plans. this is a community that needs more than just jobs, we are advancing the momentum towards careers. the industrial age has passed. the waterfront that sustained our community in the 40s and 50s is gone. construction is merely a hopeful opportunity. in this building we are preparing competent and reliable and productive citizens to run their own businesses and skills and launch their creative talents on to the global stage. our mission is to build on our innate work ethic. we see the work-based knowledge and opportunities that are here. but we refuse to allow our southeast community to be left behind from opportunities and wealth in san francisco now. we recognize that environmental complications have impacted the maturation of some of our young people development. we will not let uninformed futility curve our aspirations to regaining our position as a complete and thriving community. here at the southeast com

my name is lance carns and i am a resident of north beach and i want to talk about the central subway north beach construction. i want to bring your attention to a letter written on may 28th by former supervisor erin preskin it was copied to this board and letters also available at the website no north beach dig.org. >> many problems with the pagoda option are pointed out. one that needs the immediate attention is you will spend a maximum of 6 million dollars on the option and march first, contractor estimate came in at 10.6 million dollars. and there were a lot of exclusions and it is likely that these will go higher *. so the board needs to adopt a new resolution raising the construction cap above 6 million. muni posted a number to build a theater demolition that will begin by the end of the month. the sunshine request for plans and cost of the project, came back with no responsive documents. and we did a sunshine request for a geo tech report based on april test and it came back with no responsive documents. and as far as i know the demolition contractor has not been selected. so t

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. >> reporter: at least there's shade you could be car shopping like lance perry. >> what is it like getting in and out of the hot cars? >> it's very -- you said it already, hot. >> reporter: the salesmen have to do it all day. >> so you're sweating buckets out here you go inside it's cold. it tends to possibly get you sick. >> reporter: isn't ant crock is one of the hottest cities in the bay area i expected to find everybody melting in the heat but the attitudes are pretty good. >> i really like it. people think i'm crazy, but i love it. i love to go out when it's 108 degrees to feel how hot it is. >> it's comfortable. as long as it's not cold. >> reporter: what about the popcorn popper? >> i'm not big on the heat. i'm more of a cold person, but it's antioch i don't expect very much different. >> reporter: then there's lance perry and his wife. >> whose idea was it come shopping today? >> hers. because it's her car. so we're out trying to shop for her. >> you're a good man. >> thank you. >> reporter: in antioch. >>> a hot air balloon landing near a freeway. what brought it down. and

thank you. >> good evening, i am lance burton. i will read this, i am happy that you have chosen to share your budget plans. this is a community that needs more than just jobs, we are advancing the momentum towards careers. the industrial age has passed. the waterfront that sustained our community in the 40s and 50s is gone. construction is merely a hopeful opportunity. in this building we are preparing competent and reliable and productive citizens to run their own businesses and skills and launch their creative talents on to the global stage. our mission is to build

you could be car shopping like lance per. >> what is it like getting in and out of the hot cars? >> it is very -- you said it already, hot. [ laughter ] >> reporter: and the salesmen have to do it all day. >> so you are sweating buckets out here, go inside t is cold. it tends to possibly get you stphaoeubg this is one of -- get you sick. >> this is pretty good. >> i really like it. people think i am crazy but i love to go out when it is 108 degrees to feel how hot it is. >> it is comfortable. as long as it is not cold. >> what about the popcorn popper? >> i mean i am not big on the heat. i am more of a cold person. but it is antioch. i don't expect different. >> then, there is lance perry and his wife. >> who's idea was it to come shopping today? >> hers. because it is her car. so, we are out trying to shop for her you. >> are a good man. >> yes. thank you. [ laughter ] >> reporter: back to you. >>> all right, don't forget to feed your meter. tickets for expired parking meters in san francisco are about to become the most expensive in the country. >> it can be racy. it certainly

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. >> well, look at lance armstrong. lance armstrong has been banned from competitive bicycling. he was, you know, he got a lot of public scrutiny for what he did. he went on oprah trying to redeem himself. it didn't work. anyway, now he wants to ride again, not competitively so he's not breaking any rules but in this great bicycle ride across iowa. >> who doesn't want to do that? >> anyway -- >> how i spent my summer vacation. i guess for cycling enthusiasts, it's a thrill. >> here's his quote. >> yep, got to read it. >> he says "i encourage people, if they want to give a high-five, great. if they want to shoot me the bird, tweet, tweet. it's okay, too, i'm a big boy and i made my bed so i get to sleep in it." >> i get to sleep in it? it sounds like it's -- i get to -- that doesn't make sense. i've never felt his apology was -- i think it was something he had to do. there are certain people, and i have only met him. i don't know him. but you can tell sometimes when someone is truly sorry and when somebody is sorry they got caught. >> i remember when he was talking about somebody

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it's why lance armstrong was stripped of his seven tour de france titles. response to a suit from the justice department over his form or sponsorship of the postal service, he says they should have known he was doping. more lies alleged on wall street. the government is going after one of wall street's big dogs indicting billionaire steven cohen's hedge fund sac capital charging it with insider trading and fraud. just latest in sex, lies and money. >>> joining me now, cnn's political power couple, margaret hoover and john avalon. we have seen anthony weiner's wife, huma abedin, stand by her man. new york democrats i don't think are going to be so loyal. after this week's scandal, weiner fell from the top spot. his favorable rating plunged. a second chance. a third chance? >> this may be too far even for new york voters. when you polled 73 of new york democrats. this is only a democratic primary. he only has to be in the top two. he is in a statistical dead heat for the number two spot. 72% of democrats that are going to vote said huma abedin's testimony mad