and lance said yes. what were they and he said e.p.o., growth hormone, cortisone, steroids, and testosterone. >> what is it mr. armstrong said in response to the doctor asking him about use of performance-enhancing drugs? >> i don't know how the doctor phrased the question, but lance's response was that he had taken epo and testosterone and growth hormone and cortisone. >> also in the hospital that day was stephanie mcilvain, who worked as a rep for one of lance armstrong's main sponsors, oakley. >> after we were deposed, the day after, stephanie called sobbing. stephanie told me that her husband was called into one of the higher-ups of the company where he is vice president of global marketing for oakley, one of lance's sponsors, and stephanie was told if you make the company look bad you're going to lose your job. and so we said, that's it. she's going to lie. she's going to lie. she's not going to say it happened. >> were you ever in a hospital room or other part of the hospital with mr. armstrong whe

did lance cheat?loyd landis who dropped a bomb. >> did you see lance armstrong receiving transfusions? >> yes. >> reporter: more than once? >> yes, multiple times. look atsome people have to tell their kids santa claus isn't real. i hate to be the guy to do it, but -- it's just not real. >> reporter: they put the film on the shelf and reshot a completely different story. >> it was lance's abuse of power that is really the more reprehensible thing. part of it was the way he went after people. part of it was the way he wrapped himself in the mantel of the cancer survivor. >> he first confessed to oprah. >> deid you ever blood dope or use blood transfusions to enhance your cycling performance? >> yes. >> in all seven of your tour de france victories, did you ever take banned substances or blood dope? >> yes. >> reporter: armstrong talked to gibney hours later. >> living a lie. i didn't live a lot of lies. but i lived one big one. you know that's different. i guess. maybe it's not. >> for some reason when

do people still like lance? how is his popularity doing? >> not stow great. >> stephen: what does dlance do that was so bad? honest to god. it's just a bicycle race. you know, it's like what little kids do with bells and streamers. why are we holding his feet to the fire over this? it's not the tour du america. it's the tour de france. you know what i mean. why? he fooled some french people. ( laughter ) >> it's really not just about cheating in cycling. cheating in sports, you're right, it's not a crime in the u.s. but what this book is really about is the whole conspiracy around covering up for the cheating in that race. and all the people who sort of told the truth over the years and who were confronted with lawsuit, threats from lance and the people around him. i mean, that's really the story. >> stephen: so what did he do? how did he get away with this. he won seven times. how do you not get caught while you're doing it but get caught years later. >> that's what we found so amazing about the story. there were allegations that came out

the sheer number of people who had an interest in protecting lance armstrong and protecting sort of lanceas you refer to it >> yes. we've always viewed this as sort of a business story. it's more than just doping and cycling or doping and sport. we view this as a story about a business enterprise essentially. and cheating was at the heart of >> it did the fact that he also had this charity, did he use that to kind of blunt criticism of him or suspicion of him? >> absolutely. i mean, the lance armstrong foundation, which is now known as the livestrong foundation after the scandal, really was his shield. i mean, he was fighting cancer. he wasn't just an athlete, he was above all that. and that really in the minds of so many of his fans and followers, protected him over those 14 years. >> he would even say sometimes, you know, i survived cancer, why would i take drugs. and people believed it. it gave him special status in the eyes of the public. >> what happens to him now? i mean, he's still facing at least one lawsuit, correct? >> yes. and it's a big lawsuit. floyd landis filed a lawsuit un

the sheer number of people who had an interest in protecting lance armstrong and protecting sort of lancerporated as you refer to it. >> yes, we've always viewed this as a business story. it's more than just doping and cycling or doping and sport. we view this as a story about a business enterprise, essentially, and cheating was at the heart of it. >> did the fact that he also had this charity, did he use that to kind of blunt criticism of him or suspicion of him? >> absolutely. the lance armstrong foundation, which is now known as the live strong foundation after this scandal really was his shield. i mean, he was fighting cancer. he wasn't just an athlete. he was above all that and that really in the minds of so many of his fans and followers protected him over those 14 years. >> he would even say, sometimes, you know, i survived cancer, why would i take drugs? and people believed it. it gave him a special status in the eyes of the public. >> what happens to him now? he's still facing at least one lawsuit, correct? >> and it's a big -- >> floyd -- >> floyd lannis filed a lawsuit as a whi

and lance williams specializes in mass media influence on -- adolescent behavior. describe internet banging. describe what that is and if there is a connection between the rise of violence in chicago. >> sure, internet banging is a play on words. we noticed there is a new trend where individuals who were using social media to incite social violence, or brag about events that they heard about it. in terms of it actually contributing to acts of violence, from a research perspective, the data is very preliminary. we don't know yet. however, if you think of violence has a disease, one of the mechanisms by which it can occur can be through social media. >> you spent a good bit of time getting to know some of these young gang bangers. let's look at are quick clip. >> 16th street. constant wars going on. down here wars. so we're in the middle of a battlefield right now. >> hey [ inaudible ]. >> they are throwing up their gang sign. they are young and trying to earn a spot in this negative world. >> the guy describing what is going on there is a former gang member, and he

lance armstrong's team violated the contract by doping. u.s.artment of justice joined that lawsuit to the tune of potentially $120 million. >> this brings up business beams that we bring up pt book. lance armstrong argues that the postal service should have known. it got this marketing benefit by sponsoring the team because he won so many times. the post office had media exposure of his victories. he is arguing that the postal service should have known he was doping. >> it is obviously incredibly important to compete in triathlons. that's one of the things he cannot do now, correct? >> correct. >> was he doping in triathlons after his cycling career? >> i think there are allegations. but his side of the story, lance's story, is that he wasn't doping, he was just helping with the training regimen. >> tonight, cnn will have a lot more on lance arm strong. 10:00 p.m. eastern. make sure to tune in necessary this week is cnn premier, krp premier of "black fish." i've seen this documentary. it is really powerful. the documentary takes aim at the cont

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>> cycling legend with tough words for fallen star lance armstrong. this is really interesting, folks. stay with us.

in just a few minutes we're going to be talking with new jersey congressman leonard lance. he will be questioning secretary sebelius when she finally appears before the house energy and commerce committee. >>> martha wallace, the voice of edna on the simpsons has died. the long-time television actress' credits from playing the secretary on "the bob newhart show" to "murphy brown." the actress plays who lisa simpson said, quote, cheers to the hilarious, kind, fab marcia wallace who has taken her leave of us. heaven is now a much funnier place because of you, marcia. >>> a massive manhunt for a gunman lasting late into the night. a terrifying ordeal as a bus filled with students burst into flames on a busy highway. the whole thing caught on cellphone videotape. plus, a very real threat of a nationwide cyber attack crippling america's entire power grid. no electricity, cellphone, no gasoline, fresh food, clean water, and no way out. >> looking like a total power outage across the entire country. >> a colossal and history making blackout. >> the likes of which we have never see

>>> and pair of reporters say they've got insight on how lance armstrong got away with doping for so long. you'll hear from them, just ahead. just by talking to a helmet. it grabbed the patient's record before we even picked him up. it found out the doctor we needed was at st. anne's. wiggle your toes. [ driver ] and it got his okay on treatment from miles away. it even pulled strings with the stoplights. my ambulance talks with smoke alarms and pilots and stadiums. but, of course, it's a good listener too. [ female announcer ] today cisco is connecting the internet of everything. so everything works like never before.

he just assumed no one is ever going to tell on me because i'm lance armstrong.hink you can blame her for this. she couldn't lie to the federal investigators once they asked her and i don't think you could blame her for not saying anything prior to that. >> really? it was all out there tom that it was against the law to juice in all sport. >> you can't blame cheryl asher she was not going to be tray her boyfriend. he should have done it the corleone way, don't ask me about my business. >> they were broken up. apparently she only told the authorities when they told her she would not be prosecuted. >> a lot of people knew. i had people say he does so much for cancer, let's turn the other way. but, a lot of hi popsy o pocksy there. i think there would have been more sympathy, but he's been more of a jerk post being clean. >> got to move onto the next topic. one of you at least has a wedding ring on and it is a good one. whoo-hoo. there is a new report out that men and women are sharing the costs of buying the ring because we are in 2013. >> absolutely not. ladies, i

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lance armstrong's team violated the contract by doping. and the u.s.ustice has joined that lawsuit to the tune of potentially $120 million. >> that lawsuit really points to some of the business themes that i think we bring up in the book. for instance, armstrong argues that the u.s. postal service should have known it got this marketing benefit by sponsoring the team because he won so many times. the postal service had the benefit of all of the media exposure. and he is basically arguing in the lawsuit that the postal service should have known he was doping. squl it's obviously incredibly important to him to be able to compete in triathlons, and that's one of the things he cannot do now. was he doping in triathlons? >> i think there have been allegations that he was. he was still working with kelly ferrari. but lance's side of the story is he wasn't doping, he was just helping him with the training regimen. >> they seemed like they were living the american dream. now it's a nightmare. this former doctor on trial accused of drugging and drowning his wif

leonard lance. florida congressman bill young told a reporter that he support aid clean budget. congressman, mario diaz barlart told "the miami herald" he would happily vote for a clean bill. 217. richard hanna is for it. 214. tim griffin of arkansas 215. representative don young from alaska said he would vote for a clean budget.

and lance was [ bleep ] around with that gun. and he went and loaded it. later that day, they track down the third electrician, and trent pasano corroborates the story. listen as he explains how he nearly became the victim in this case. saying the bullet just missed him. >> and he goes, bam! and i went like this. son of a [ bleep ]. and i looked there was a hole, and it was smoking. >> reporter: it turns out that private eye was right. the bullet slicing through the wall in room 349 and heading directly for fleniken, striking him in the groin area and shooting straight up to his heart. all while he was sitting there watching "iron man 2." all of that internal damage caused by a single shot from the nine millimeter hand gun. afterward, mueller quickly packing up the gun and returning it to his truck. exiting the hotel with a bag then returning moments later without it. and never telling anyone. those electricians try to cover both their tracks and that bullet hole. and what was it they put in there? >> toothpaste. >> reporter: they put toothpaste in the hol

how are you lance armstrong?y: but lance armstrong has -- [ laughter ] lance armstrong has one testicle. >> oh, no. what have i done? [ laughter ] my wife is going to kill me. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: get out of here, man. get lost. thank you so much. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] he always -- he whiffs every time. he gets no laughs. [ laughter ] remember when he had to come out and he got hit by a football? and the football was supposed to hit him in the crotch, and it hits him in the kneecap, and he still holds his crotch. he goes -- [ laughter ] no one laughed. we torture that poor writer. patrick borelli, right there, everybody. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] let's try another suggestion here. it's from harvey gravino. "hey, jimmy, my favorite halloween candies are tootsie pops. and i used to love that old commercial about how many licks it takes to get to the center of a tootsie pop. i heard there's an unedited full-length version of that commercial. you should play it on your show." oh, i remember that commercial. it

the lance armstrong doping cover up.new book, "wheelmen" lance armstrong, the tour de france, and the greatest sports consxeersty ever." good morning, guys. >> good morning. thanks for having us. >> thank you. congratulations on the book. my question is really actually about the money. i want to follow the money. the. tom was one of the great big backers of lance armstrong. to this day i know he said he knew nothing about this. did tom who had been backing this guy from day one know what was going on? >> we don't have consequential proof that tom actually had intimate first hand knowledge of the doping on the team, but one of the reasons we were so passionate about the story, there were several around him, it wasn't just lance armstrong. so many people looked the other way or did have direct knowledge and didn't allow the truth to come out or allow the scandal to be uncovered. >> here's my question. i don't understand. i assume when you follow the money, you have to get to other people. it seems nobody else has been impl

was making sure constituent concerns are still being heard well i spoke with representative leonard lance and this is what he said his office is doing to address this issue and we have only a skeleton staff in our offices in new jersey and indeed only several people here in washington but we do have paid in turns here in washington so you're interns are still working they are and i give them a great deal of credit because they're usually in college and they have to balance their college schedules which working in our office so mr lance is lucky enough to have volunteers in turns her volunteering their time and continuing to volunteer their time through the government shutdown but whether or not a member of congress decides to for a low has stopped his staff that's up to each individual off it so some members may not follow anyone could follow all their employees so whether or not your congressman is still hearing your concerns is going to depend on your district but the house is still open today they opened at ten am with a series of debates and they're voting on several piecemeal funding

michael lance bury was 45 years old, a former marine and national guardsman that leaves behind a wife and two step daughters. late last night the community gathered to honor him, and the school will be closed for the rest of the week at least, and the investigators working to determine a motive. >>> the boy scouts have given the boot to two leaders toppling an ancient boulder in utah state park. they said they tossed the boulder because they were worried it would fall on somebody. they cheered after they did it. they violated the leave no chase rule, and it turns out one of the men, glenn taylor filed a lawsuit last month claiming a car accident left him debill taeutd. so he hit a rock over. the men could still face criminal charges. >>> let's get to business news. investors looking ahead to taoed's jobs report, which is weird to have it on a tuesday but it was delayed because of the shutdown. and the s&p hit an all-time high, and existing home sales were the big number, and they were down 1.9%. so the jobs report on the tuesday, the september report out this morning and delayed 2 1/2

watch "the world according to lance armstrong". he is celebrity mayor. headed to wark ishington as a senator. i'm not a stephie graff. but i was a good athlete and it worked for me. keep working on that. that is going to get you out of a lot of trouble. i'm the worst as far as remembering my results and my record. how many times did you win family circle cup. no idea. sometimes i don't recognize that person because she was so focused and kind of so one dimensional. and it was all about tennis and winning tennis matches and being number one and as soon as i became a parent i realized that life is so much more full and so much more depth in life than just becoming number one at something. >> who is your favorite aunt in the whole world? >> yes. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] more room in economy plus. more comfort, more of what you need. ♪ that's... built around you friendly. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] eeny, meeny, miny, go. ♪ ♪ more adventures await in the new seven-passenger lexus gx. lease the 2014 gx 460 for $499 a month for 27 months. see your lexus dealer. for $

lance. want to let you know that i think medicare and social security should be left alone and it should not be part of a bargaining chip. it is automatically taken out of everybody's pay once a week, once every two weeks. this has been something that has been put away for us. there are so many people that are able-bodied workers that do not hate taxes into the system that collect medicaid. ok? i lostwent disabled -- my right leg. i applied for medicaid. i was not approved for medicaid. prescriptions and doctor's office visits comes out of my pocket and i live on social security. host: i am running out of time with the congressman. guest: thank you, ej. we should root out any fraud that exists regarding medicare and social security. you are right that the american people pay into those programs. i want to make sure those programs are preserved. duringas a reform president reagan's era with tip o'neill. host: congressman leonard lance represents the seventh district jersey. sir, thank you for

. >> new evidence that former bicycling champ lance armstrong may have been doping up for races from someone who is very chose >> san jose won a big victory against major league baseball. the district judge rules the antitrust lawsuit against major league baseball can move forward. san jose is suing baseball for trying to stop the oakland a's from moving to the city. the a's lost to detroit 3-0 ending the post-season play. >> new accusations against disgraced boiling star, lance armstrong, and the famous ex. the "wall street journal" reports that she witnessed armstrong receive an illicit drug transfusion while dating back in 2004 and the claim is made in a new tell-all book that says she spoke to federal investigators about her knowledge of the blood doping. he admitted to doping this year in an interview with oprah. she and armstrong began dating in 2003 but they called off an engagement in 2006. the department of agriculture will allow three foster farm plants in the central valley to remain open for now although they are linked to a nation-wide salmonella outbreak. the agricultur

lance, quickly?gates is holding things back then ballmer wouldn't have been able to put through the massive reorg that is sdil going to happen. bill gates is not the problem. microsoft has to catch up. >> tough when you co-founded a company 38 years ago. thank you. >>> coming up next, tricked out private jets. in a world that's changing faster than ever, we believe outshining the competition tomorrow requires challenging your business inside and out today. at cognizant, we help forward-looking companies run better and run different - to give your customers every reason to keep looking for you. so if you're ready to see opportunities and see them through, we say: let's get to work. because the future belongs to those who challenge the present. i worked a patrol unit for 17 years in the city of baltimore. when i first started experiencing the pain, it's, it's hard to describe because you have a numbness... but yet you have the pain like thousands of needles sticking in your foot. it was progressively g

lance armstrong has 99 problems and the snitch is one. >> interesting.the way hobo carl talks a lot about you. >> how do you think he makes money? >> do you have a comment on the show? e-mail us at fox news at -- red eye at fox news.com. go to fox news.com/red eye and click on submit a video and we may use it. our next topic is next. >>> so, andy will be on the real story with gretchen carlson on friday at 2:00 p.m. eastern time. and i am hosting "the o'reilly factor" 8:00 pl eastern. a new "red eye airs on saturday. we have patti ann browne and nick gillespie saturday at 11:00 p.m. eastern. >> it looks like they had a fight. >> e block. last story. that's the last story. >> they need more persuasion to prep for the invasion. a russian military space official announced the country has no place in combat. no plan in place to combat an alien attack from another galaxy. saying, quote, there are enough problems on earth and in near earth space. but as one military advisor explained last year, the u.s. has a plan and it counts on america and russia fighting t

and this little guy decided to do a little free-lancing.the two were doing their own sitcom, but the pope relented and started to help people up the stage for a meeting with the pontiff. the pope was cool with everything, all ending with a touching embrace. we're convinced this kid went to the school of public interruptions. we'll be right back. >>> this friday, 47 million poor people are going to have their benefits cut. you probably haven't heard about it, but food agencies that are struggling to feed the growing ranks of america's hungry are in full-out panic mode. it is called the hunger cliff, and as you're about to see in our exclusive report we are about to go over it. >>> the sun has not come up yet. outside the river fun food pantry in queens, new york. but many of the hundreds who line up here every saturday have already been here for hours, bundled up against the cold. they come before sunrise for free food, vegetables, cereal, sometimes meat to feed their kids. for many on food stamps, it is not enough. >> the line is so long. i

m sure the whole house wished to join me in paying tribute to lance corporal james brinen who died in afghanistan. it is clear from the tributes that he was a highly talented and proferblal soldier. our thoughts are with his frie he was a highly talented and professional soldier. our thoughts are with his family, his friends and his colleagues at this very difficult time. he has made the ultimate sacrifice and we must never forget him. on a happier note, i'm sure the inse would join me celebrating the christening of maybe prince georges morning. in addition to my duties at the house i will have further meetings later today. >> could ian fraser. join my friend in his tribute to -- our prayers are with his family. applause for the christening of prince georges morning. friend honorable thing think it is a good time for an apology from those regional branches of the police and also from the leader of the opposition? saying onstart by behalf of the whole house and everyone in the house that we should put on record what an incredible job the police do on our behalf every day. i see that at

joining me is congressman, leonard lance, republican from new jersey. and congresswoman donna christianson, democart, the u.s. virgin island & a doctor herself. congressman, lance, i am confused at this point of the sort of republican objection from a approximately see standpoint is the idea that health insurance scum pans should not be able to cancel policies in the individual market? >> that is correct. and, that is the substance. first we want to make sure that the procedure works. which is the website. i want to work with the administration to make sure the website is up and running fully as quickly as possible, chris. >> well that's great. i think that is, everyone, who cares about it, feels that way. just to make sure i am understanding you. the republican, your position, republican party position is that private health insurance scum pa companies should not be canceling policies in the individual market. something they are not allowed to do? >> i think that those who are satisfied with their health care policies should be able to keep their healt