lance armstrong has a candid and open conversation -- >> lance armstrong has a candid and open conversation about doping to a group of students at c. >> and rockies made it harder to -- at cu. >> and rockies played it harder to hit a homer at home. 9news starts now. >>> super tuesday in colorado where democrats after standing in line for hours are feeling the bern. senator bernie sanders is the democratic caucus handily beating hillary clinton. colorado gop leaders passed on having a winner picked. bernie sanders focused on colorado and it paid off with 59% of the vote to hillary clinton's 40%. not all that unlike eight years ago when clinton lost here by a made margin to then senator barack obama. >> the democrats had delegates at stake in our state and supporters turned out across the front range in droves to make their voices heard from caucus locations in denver to lakewood, evergreen and fort collins. we heard from people caught in long lines. some cases they were even turned away. patrick massel showed us the people that showed up at lincoln junior high in fort collins. the crowd exce

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the film on lance armstrong i did took five years. >> right. well, of course, the story changed. >> the story did change big time. but that happens. >> it went in --. >> in a documentary that happens. >> that does happen. so it went in as more of a positive or a neutral. >> yeah. i was following lance armstrong during his comeback year. >> right. >> and then there's this small problem of the story becoming more dark. >> it did shift. >> it shifted. >> and, in fact, did you have a name for that film originally? >> i think it was called "the road back" originally, and then it became "the armstrong lie." >> "the armstrong lie." amazing. why did you choose -- you went to ucla film school. you went to yale and then to ucla film school. >> right. >> why documentary as opposed to more, kind of, conventional hollywood feature film? >> i didn't start that way. i started, actually, as a fiction film editor. i was doing -- i started out cutting trailers for films like "invasion of the bee girls." [laughter]. >> really? >> yeah. and then, you know, i becam

(chuckles) i haven't ridden a bike since lance armstrong was a good guy.ike 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?

lance armstrong has a candid and open conversation -- >> lance armstrong has a candid and open conversation about doping to a group of students at c. >> and rockies made it harder to -- at cu. >> and rockies played it harder to hit a homer at home. 9news starts now. >>> super tuesday in colorado where democrats after standing in line for hours are feeling the bern. senator bernie sanders is the

think about all these stories, lance armstrong, floyd landis, marian jones, one after the other deniedorced to come clean. the difference is maria sharapova has taken this bull by the horns and decided she's going to tell us that she did it. smart move. also i think an admirable move. but will it help lessen a suspension and get back into the good graces of the world tennis federation sooner by doing this. i think the answer to that is yes. >> you think it will be a relatively short suspension? >> she could face everything between two and four years. she's 28 years old and that would be career ending basically. but i could see getting time off for good behavior because she did this, because she's one of those rare athletes to admit it right away and face the music. i think they might give her a little bit less. but i do think they absolutely should give her some kind of ban, otherwise what good of your rules if you're not banning people for six months or so. >> her statement was very interesting. i'd like to play a little more from her statement if we could. >> i made a huge mistake an

marion jones, alex rodriguez, lance armstrong who finally fessed up to oprah. >> did you ever take banned substances to enhance your cycling performance? >> yes. >> she tested positive for something called meldonium. the darling of tennis now on the defense. >> i was given this medicine by my doctor for several health issues that i was having back in 2006.

marion jones, alex rodriguez, lance armstrong who finally fessed up to oprah. >> did you ever take banned substances to enhance your cycling performance? >> yes. >> she tested positive for something called meldonium. the darling of tennis now on the defense. >> i was given this medicine by my doctor for several health issues that i was having back in 2006. i was getting sick a lot as well as indications of diabetes. it made me healthy. that's why i continued to take it. >> officials claim it could boost performance. that's why they she doesn't deny taking it but claims she had no idea it's nowout lawed. >> i know many of you thought that i would be retiring today, but if i was ever going to announce my retirement, it would probably not be in a downtown los angeles hotel with this fairly ugly carpet. >> sharapova is provisionally suspended is cooperating and will likely appeal any ban. >> thank you. >>> nick watt, abc news, los angeles. >> what did the carpet ever do to attack her? poor nice carpet. >> oh, boy. >> all right. >> it's sad though. it's a really sad to see a situation. we don'

could join the list of fallenjones, alex rodriguez, lance armstrong, who finally fessed up to oprah. >> did you ever take banned substances to enhance your cycling performance? >> yes. >> reporter: sharapova tested for something called meldonium, only added to the ban the darling of tennis now on the defense. >> i was given this medicine byr for several health issues that i was having back in 2006. i was getting sick a lot. as well as indications of diabetes. it made me healthy yes continued to take it. >> reporter: officials claim it could boost performance, that's why they banned it. sharapova doesn't deny taking it but claims she had no ideaw outlawed. >> i know many of you thought that i would be retiring today. but if i was ever going to announce my retirement, it would probably not be in a downtownles hotel with this fairly ugly carpet. >> reporter: sharapova is provisionally suspended, is cooperating, and will likely appeal any you. >> reporter: i'm nick watt for "nightline" in los angeles. >> thanks to nick watt for that report. our thanks to you for watching. our "nightline"

lance armstrong. with maria sharapova, within from her. sends a powerful message. >> retired soccer great, brandy chastain is donating her brain course. the three time olympian wants to aid research into cte, that's a degenerative brain disease. concussions. cte often affects football players, but so far has not been found in any female athletes. ben tracy reports. >> reporter: no one will ever forget the game winning penalty kick at 1999 women's world cup final. and her sports bra celebration seen around the world. but that's not the only way she wants to be remembered. >> i'm compelled to do more if i can. >> reporter: retired from soccer and now working as a coach at santa clara university, chastain decide to donate her brain to science. in her decades long professional career, chastain was known for heading the ball on key plays. she believed she suffered at least two concussions but has no lasting symptoms. examining former athletes brains >> there is not enough information out there. that we can lack to to ook to to say if heading ca

lance armstrong the classic example of that.it can lead to months and months of negative headlines surrounding the athletes and the brands that sponsor them >> i made a huge mistake. i let me fans down, i let the sport down >> reporter: the drug in question is maldonium. she said she had it prescribed for the past 10 years nor health issues. the substance which aids oxygen uptake and into do durns is used for patients with heart conditions. >> it was added to the 2016 prohibited list which took effect this year. it was on a monday are program last year whereby we track substances that might eventually be added to the list. we look for patterns of misuse. we got this message that it was being used to enhance athletics. that's why we add itted to the list. >> reporter: she received support. >> she is ready to take full responsibility. i think that shows a lot of durnlg and heart. she has always showed courage and heart in everyone she has done and this is no different. >> reporter: she will be provisionally suspended on march 12.

lance armstrong is the classic example of that. it can leads to months of negative comments >> i made a huge mistake and i let my fans down, i've let the sport down >> reporter: the drug in question is maldonium. she had it prescribed for the past 10 years for health issues. the substance which aids oxygen uptake and endurance is used for patients with heart conditions >> it was antidepressant to the 2016 prohibited lift which was taken from 1 january this year. it was on a monitor program where we track substances that might eventually be added to the list. we look for patterns of misusement we got evidence that this was being used to enhance performance by athletes so it was added to our banned list >> reporter: she has attracted sympathy from her rivals >> she is ready to take full responsibility. i think that shows a lot of courage and heart. she has always showed courage and heart in everything that she has done. this is no different >> reporter: she will be provisionally suspended on march 12. a decision on her final penalty

you think white people mission lance armstrong? (laughter) they don't miss that bike riding dude. as he fell off, hey, mackel more, you up, it's your turn. >> trevor: come on, roy, that is not fair. that is not fair. there are many black heroes left. >> oh, who? who. what black people-- we down to oa-- obama an shonda rhimes. >> trevor: we haved golden state war warriors. >> they lost to the lakers they are dead to me. the poipt is the old ben carson is gone and is never coming back. the plan determines a proper good-bye. ben carson you may never again be welcome at a black barbershop, one thing is for sure, if i ever become a con joined twin, i want to you do the surgery. i will miss you, dr. ben carson. ♪ every nap you take ♪ every bill you break ♪ ♪ i'll be missing you ♪ thinking of the day ♪ you desert all your book we read ♪ i'll be missing you oh yeah ♪ we'll be missing you (cheers and applause). >> trevor: roy wood, jr., everyone. we'll be right back. getting unlimited data for your family is a struggle. other carriers either don't offer it, or it's too expensive! not t-mob

she now finds itself in the same company of many patio and lance armstrong.can a business have a mind? a subconscious. a knack for predicting the future. reflexes faster than the speed of thought. can a business have a spirit? can a business have a soul? can a business be...alive? maria: welcome back to one of tennessee's highest-paid stars making a major announcement of suspected drug use. sponsors are not happy. all the details now. >> maria, here's the question. how do you solve a problem like maria? if you are an i.t. companies say so long for a while. the highest-paid actor 11 years running. maria sharapova's personal purse will be less lofty. she was dumped by two major sponsors yesterday who she's had a relationship with her entire career and beyond. yesterday in january she failed a drug test at the australian open. shortly after sharapova made out of, nike, the largest supporters and she was 11 years old cut ties with the five-time grand slam singles champion in a statement neck he said there was saddened and surprised by the news and they will conti

so lance armstrong is the classic example of that.it just can lead to months and months of negative headlines surrounding the athlete and all the brands that sponsor him >> i made a huge mistake and i let my fans down, i've let the sport down. >> reporter: the drug in question in maldinuim. she had prescribed it for her for ten yeahs for the health issues. it aids oxygen uptake and enoverturesance. >> it was added to the list this year. it was on a monitoring program last year we look for patterns of miss use of the we got evidence last year that it was used to enhance performance by athletes. so it was added to the ban list. >> reporter: she has found support from her rival >> she is ready to take full responsibility as she said. that shows a lot of courage and heart. she has always shown kurnlgt and heart. this is no different. gentleman she will be provisionally suspended on march 12, a decision on her final penalty rests with the international tennis federation. >> we're all used to her being a fighter on court and that is the way

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it's all downhill from lance armstrong in the program. then foster place the legend who won the tour de france seven times while dodging doping allegations until eventually confessing. the program is in select the it -- theaters. >>> it's almost time for our favorite story of the week, and it's definitely one of those you will only see in florida kind of things. coming up, why a lakeland woman is fighting to keep a 6' gator >>> our favorite story of the week is definitely one of those you'll only see in florida. a lakeland woman fighting to keep her 60 kick pet gator -- 6' pet gator. she claims he can use the remote port -- remote. she's had the license for years but he recently crew to 6'. florida wildlife law requires 2.5 acres for him to -- for people to own a gator that >> i've seen some odd day -- >> i've got to draw the line with the sharp teeth thing. and the clause -- not my thing. to each their own though. go for it. >>> weatherwise here's the breakdown. scattered showers and storms today mainly betweeeen 10 am and 3 pm. a half i

whether it be lance armstrong. they were not immediately pulled from the deals. when it was tag.hen the head said they will be looking to it head said they will be working to extend their agreement with maria sharapova. a tennis maker is in bed with them trying to help out the sport. tennis is trying to become more than a niche sport. she's won 35 tournaments throughout the year. it doesn't look good for the sport. 35 career titles, how many of those are legitimate. sports fans ask how many of the barry bonds home runs are legitimate. >> she's been taking this drug for ten years. the company that makes the drug says that the normal treatment is four to six weeks. i believe that we're going to get cut off by commercial. is her career over? will she continue? great to have you on the program. >> thanks for having me, jenna. >>> heavy rain turns roads into rivers forcing people out of their homes in the southeast. is the worst of it over? a look at the forecast coming up. this little guy is about to make his first deposit. we'd like to open a savings account for him. yes yes. great

so lance armstrong is the classic example of that.d to months and months of negative headlines surrounding the athlete and brands that sponsor him. >> i made a huge mistake and i let my fans down. i let the sport down. >> reporter: the drug in question is meldonium and maria sharapova said she had it prescribed for the past ten years for health issues and it aids oxygen up take and endurance is used with patients with heart conditions. >> it was added to the 2016 prohibited list which took effect on the first of january this year and last year it was on what we call a monitoring program which is a program whereby we track substances that might eventually be added to the list. we look for patterns of misuse and got evidence last year this was, in fact, being used to enhance performance of athletes and it was added to the ban list. >> reporter: the russian attracted sympathy from our rival on the women's tennis circuit. >> she said she is ready to take full responsibility, i think that showed a lot of courage and a lot of heart and i th