officials for the event unanimously adopted an antidoping policy. >> it had nothing to do with lance armstrong came out at that time. we've been working on it for the last couple years. >> reporter: board members say armstrong, serving a lifetime ban from the u.s. doping agency, was already prohibited from entering western state because of a u.s. track and field sanction. rule 18 is in response to a push involving elite athletes and an italian runner. >> it's their event so i respect that. and i guess everybody else should as well. i don't have any hard feelings toward that. to be honest if somebody saves me 24 hours of running, i should say thank you. >> reporter: armstrong posed for photos and signed autographs from fellow runners who seemed happy to have him there. >> i'm very new to ultrarunning. just a year into it, and i've been welcomed with open arms. so i think we should do the same for him. >> reporter: with races like this becoming more popular, the discussion of how to keep it drug-free has become one of the defining issues in their sport today. >>> dozens of animals from bay area

why lance armstrong was turned away from a training run. >> and the splash brothers make waves in toronto. which warrior walked away as the 3-point team? >>> the court's most conservative member gone. democrats and republicans are already facing off over who will appoint scalia's replacement. scalia's death is already having a big impact on the presidential race. >> reporter: the sudden death of antonin scalia sent reverberations through the political world saturday, shifting the balance of power of the high court. scalia was appointed by regan in 1986. a fierce supporter of gun rights marriage, he was the court's conservative leader and longest serving member. president obama reacted to the news by paying tribute to his long legal career and promising to nominate his replacement. >> there will be plenty of time for me to do so and for the senate to fulfill its responsibility to give that person a fair hearing and is a timely vote. >> reporter: joseph is a bay area attorney who knew scalia and whose firm has tried dozens of cases before the supreme court. he says there's no way the republ

it's lance armstrong's book called it's not about the bike. i keep 500 books with me every day of my life. they're in my e-book reader. everywhere i go so that my mind can run on the track that i want it to run on. lance armstrong, the great bicyclist, incredible athlete, just incredible athlete... had cancer. he lost all interest in the thing that he loved most. day after day and week after week until there was zero passion. and the ings that he had once been excited about he lost all interest in. and nobody feels what you feel. nobody sees what you're experiencing. sometimes most of uswe're calm, we look at each other, we talk, we converse... but insi, it's a volcano. we're thinking, "i hope i can keep on track. i hope my life doesn't come apart." this is why the word of god is so important. and there's three chapters that aloud when your mind is in its greatest battle. the first is psalms 119, the 119th psalm. it's the longest chapter of th bible. i consider it the most important chapter in the bible and then psalms 91: "he that dwelleth in

it uncovered one of the most sophisticated doping schemes in history, and lance armstrong lost all seven titles. >> after you won the tour and tested positive, if you had just admitted it right then and there and accepted your two-year ban, to what extent do you believe you could have come back? >> there was no way out to me because it all led to lance. once i tell the story about lance, i'm not getting back into cycling. i hated my life, i hated the way i felt. not to mention i couldn't think of a way to do it and make it look like i wasn't being just bitter and angry and doing it out of spite. all i could think at some point when i finally decided to come clean was, well, at least i paid the price for it. i paid my suspension first. i didn't do it to get out of a deal, i didn't ask the government for anything. it. >> a lot of people thought landis was a straight-outlier liar. the only thing i wondered was what was going to happen when he told the truth, because it not only implicated armstrong, but a whole slew of cyclists who never did anything to landis. we should be glad he told the

(chuckles) i haven't ridden a bike since lance armstrong was a good guy.e riding the girliest bike in the world. ooh, i stand corrected. (hums) hey, dipwad, bikes only. i need to pay my water bill. not on motorized transport, you don't. what you need to get is out of our way. yeah, bikes win again! (train toots) trains win again! when will you people give up your dependence on handlebars? quite a schwinn-dig, eh? shut up, biking flanders. (bicycle bell dings) chief, no, don't go in the doughnut shop!

it was later abuse by former professional cyclist lance armstrong which resulted in his being bannedrom the sport. >> when lance armstrong was found to be guilty of using epo, i thought i, here is the reason for this whole book and is sure to come out to the public and to have them understand. because epo help people who are undergoing chemotherapy but there was lots of abuse of this multibillion dollars of drug. studies started coming out over the years it became clear high doses -- would actually give people heart attacks or aneurysms and it was fatal. the thing is that every drug has a risk and reward. but we as patients he be told what those are. in the case of epo we didn't know for two decades or so. the stories i opened up with have to do with jim was diagnosed with cancer. his family brought him home. they thought he would recuperate at lease with his own time to get happen to be his birthday party and all of his family had come over. this 20 people, nephews and nieces and children and grandchildren. wants all the cake has been eaten and a soda has been bought, people go home

[exhales] anything on our lance armstrong? (lupo) no wallet, no i.d., and his prints aren't in the system. he had a no name prepaid phone. and the only calls were to conlan and to another prepaid phone. probably an accomplice. who's probably wondering what happened to his partner. we don't have much time before he decides to make a move. well, we've got one more piece of evidence to check out. csu wasn't gonna show up for a couple hours, so we just took it. a mountain bike. look at the seat. it's a woman's model. it's probably stolen. there's a sticker from the mta to take the bike the lirr. it's current. wake someone up at the mta. sure you got the right address? excuse me. where's the rest of the cavalry? cavalry for what? to help us move these people. to a facility with a working generator. i'm sorry, ma'am. it's just us. we're looking for tina shen. my bike? i lent it to a friend. your boyfriend? just somebody i met here. nick. nick costas. he said he needed my bike to get to a part-time job lastight. is he okay? (lupo) is

i mean basically lance armstrong took a breather and he couldn't hide behind trump anymore. and then everybody ate him alive because they saw he was an imitator. i think the reason why those focus groups are so unfocused, if you will, there are many competent different models up there. there is something for everybody. something that you like and dislike. like mitch world but with one lady and 12 dumpy guys. it's a wealth -- you call it a he wi wealth of riches? >> embarrassment of riches? >> i'm an he wi embarrassment. and why are caucuses in really depressing buildings? >> can i just point out the process is really fascinating. especially the difference between the gop and democrats. democrats will go, they will talk, each candidate gets someone to speak on their behalf. and then they try to sway each other's people come over to high side. republicans say here is your four micnutes. now we vote. which one is better. >> if you believe in community, the whole concept of caucus really is that you come together in a small community, maybe even a living room, you could go to a

they stood by lance armstrong for like a decade and helped develop the whole strong campaign when theree was doping. >> a few years ago nike created the b-2 campaign. they have a relationship with the lgbt community. nike lgbt summit. nike sends a strong mare, there's nobody bigger in sports than nike for them to do what they did. this is part of the b-true collection. jason colins is part, rogers, so if nike didn't do something here, they almost would come as frauds. they have to do this. >> maria: thank you. see you later. stock is down 4%. that's putting a cap on gains for the market because it's a dow component. retailer missed earnings expectations with the fourth quarter numbers. the company is raising dividends as you could see. stock down 4%. that's coming up. 50-year-old lock of john lennon's hair. how much would you pay for it? we have legendary hair in the studio in mornings with maria. a town was hit with harry panic, natural phenomena when tumble weed blow from neighbors' fields sometimes reaching 20 miles a minute. wow you can fly across welcome town in minutes16, or acros

it was later used by the former professional lance armstrong which resulted in his being banned for the the reason for this whole book and take took out to the public and have them understand the people who are going through chemotherapy because there was another because of this multibillion dollar drug. studies started coming out over the years and became clear that the high doses of each house to veto would actually give people heart attacks or aneurysms into a stable. every drug has a risk and reward but we have patients who needed to be told what those are and we didn't know for two decades or so. the stories they open up with have to do with jim who was diagnosed with cancer and his family brought him home. they thought he would recuperate or go in his own time and happened to be his birthday party and all the family had come over and there's 20 people, nephews and nieces and children and grandchildren and once all the cake has been eaten and the soda has been bought, then they go home and it's just jim and his high school sweetheart. suddenly jim starts bleeding from his ears and

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former cycling champ lance armstrong. race organizers adopted a new zero tolerance policy last week. armstrong could still take part in the run because it was not an official event. >> it's their event so i respect that and i guess everybody else -- everybody should as well. so, you know, i don't have any hard feelings towards that. to be honest if somebody saves me 24 hours of running then i should probably say thank you. >> race organizers say the new rule was not because of armstrong and they point out he was already ineligible to race because of a u.s. track and field sanction. armstrong is serving a lifetime ban on events overseen by the u.s. antidoping agency. >> coming up, a child hurt in more than two dozen people out of their homes. this after flames and smoke engulf two buildings in san francisco. what the red cross is doing now this morning to help. >>> plus supreme court justice antonin scalia's sudden death is leading to political speculation this morning. the latest next. test next. >>> drier, warmer weather

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