he says that after stage 11 of the 2000 tour de france, he, lance armstrong and kevin livingston hadeinfused. everything was handled by the team's management. >> we were in this small hotel. it was pretty wild. i arrived in my room and the staff had sort of prepared everything, the doctors. there was a blood bag taped up on the wall, hanging from the wall. a red tube coming down -- a tube filled with blood coming down. and basically he injected me here. i have pretty small veins, so the one place that always worked was right there. you can see the scars today. >> tyler hamilton says the three riders lay on beds in adjoining rooms with an open door between them. could you see lance armstrong? >> yeah, yeah. yeah, i saw him. i saw his bag of blood, saw it in his arm, yeah. >> they were taking a huge gamble. >> i'm glad we didn't get caught. i would have been -- we all would have been. serious stuff. and like now looking back, oh, my god, what was i doing? but you're so deep into it, you don't even have time to take a half step back and look at the big picture. >> in 2005, lance armstro

we are on livingston road right here at western avenue. when we got here, the citywide streets hadn't been treated yet. then the salt trucks came by and made a couple of passes. as you can see, the salt and brine mixture kind taking care of it. 190 pieces of apparatus out in the district both last newt and today putting down the brine for the pretreating as well on the bridges and overpasses. it looks like they are getting at it pretty well. the buses are moving normally. the traffic as you see right there on western avenue, people on western avenue don't seem to be bothered by this at all. the side streets are where you want to take the most care and if you are walking around, please be very careful on the snow-covered sidewalks. >> as they are. look at it. >> you can track the weather where you live. you can share your snow photos and dew allot more things with the fox 5 weather app. download it to your droid, ipad or iphone. search for d.c. weather in the app store. we'll be right back with more.  >>> making headlines this morning, nor

. >> i recall the period after newt gingrich and bob livingston who could forget bob livingston's one-daypeakership or something like that. chris cillizza, looking forward to the next 24 hours, going to have key votes finally on at least $9 billion of that sandy relief, chuck schumer told us at the beginning of the show that is only going to pay the flood insurance for a little while. >> i tell you what, andrea, if john boehner had not made sure to assure people like frank lo beian dough of new jersey and pete carroll of new york that that would be taken care of, you split seen a few more anti-john boehner votes here. this is actual a time, karen hit it is on the head it is easy to pillory john boehner from plan b to these folks voting against him. i would say that in his defense, i'm not sure the republican house can be led at the moment. the caucus is very separated between sort of hard-line conservatives who believe comp prom smiles a dirty word and the establishment practicing matticses that boehner is a part of who see that ultimately, deals need to get done. put anyone else's name i

in livingston county, kentucky, a possible tornado leveled a church and brought severe thunderstorms to the area. dr. greg forbes is the weather channel's severe weather expert. dr. forbes, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, lester. and that particular tornado is in the southwest flow, this very warm air that is in the jet stream coming northbound. we have the jet stream goes way southbound and the western parts of the country, so in that dip there, it is very cold, but that pattern is going to continue. we'll have some of this warm air across the east and southeast. in the midweek, the cold air ever so slowly beginning to work its way to the northern parts of the country. the following week, finally beginning to see a cooldown for parts of the northeast and the southwest parts of the country will begin to warm up. so we're in a bit of a roller coaster pattern in terms of the temperatures and the weather for mid-january. lester? >> dr. greg forbes, thanks. nice to have you on. >>> for most of the week, the issue of gun safety dominated the agenda in washington as vice president

. >> reporter: audrey livingston lives next-door. >> the windows were cracking. a lot of smoke started to come out, smoke then fire. >> reporter: the everetts fire started in a first floor bedroom. >> firefighters arrived, put out the fire and during the search found a 60-year-old female unconscious the breathing without a pulse. firefighters were able to revive her prior to arrival at the hospital. however, she remains in extremely critical condition. >> i hope that she's all right and my trailers are -- my prayers are with her. >>> the death of a beloved math professor at galludet university hit the campus hard today. laura snyder gardner and her 16- year-old daughter marianne were killed in a house fire in falls church yesterday. students say they were shocked and saddened. >> she was a wonderful teacher. she helped me so much. if it were not for her, i would not nearly have the skills that i have in math as i do now. >> snyder gardner's son jimmy graduated from galludet and said his mother was an amazing person. her oldest son jody is in the military heading

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among those we will hear from the former senator trent lott and robert livingston. now this is an hour and a half. >> thank you for being here. i apologize for the traffic, but i will take credit for the weather. we are here at the national heritage to lecture, which was established in 1991 by the u.s. capitol historical society, the white house historical association and the supreme court historical society. let me introduce myself, because i have not done that. i am the president and ceo of historical society and a former congressman from connecticut. we are going to talk about congress tonight. each of the heritage lectures is the responsibility of the organization that takes it on for that year, so every third year it is our responsibility to put on our heritage and lecture, and we are pleased to be in the hall of flags. it is a great venue and a great historical building. the heritage lecture explores one of the three branches of the national government and the momentous events and personality associated with its history. i would like to acknowledge a couple of

you can look here on livingston street where we are right now.hen we first arrived here maybe half an hour ago, this was covered with snow and then we saw a salt truck come by, made two passes. and you can see the end result. over here on western avenue, one of the main thoroughfares here in the district, you can see pretty much black pavement. it is cleared. this is pretty typical of i think what people are going to find throughout most of the area. some of the side streets have not been taken care of yet but we have -- i got to say, we have seen on many of the side streets those crews are out there. they are working and making those passes. i think they will make a pretty good dent in it by rush hour, we can hope. back to you guys. >> now, remember, you can track the weather where you live, share your snow photos and more with the fox 5 weather app. download it on your droid or your iphone and search for d.c. weather in the app store. >>> a monumental announcement from the pentagon allowing military women to fight on the front lines. >> an anno

>> kimberly: dana perino livingston edge. >> greg: you are filthy. >> dana: yep. having less sex than normal, do you want to know why? >> bob: yeah. >> dana: why? >> kimberly: because you're doing too many chores around the house. if you're getting the honey-do list and it says vacuum, say no baby, give me my lawnmower. that way you have a happy life and go to work with a big smile on your face. there is a study here, guys need to get the man on and not do traditionally female chores. >> dana: what man came up with this study? >> kimberly: this is a guy obviously that is pushing this. because they're trying to get out of doing the stuff on the list. >> bob: did you make your three husbands do that? >> kimberly: again that is an incorrect statement. >> greg: so homophobic. what if it were two men. this show makes me sick. >> dana: that is a fascinating study. >> kimberly: thank you. >> eric: nothing to say about that whatsoever. >> kimberly: what do you do around the house? >> eric: play ball with the boy in the backyard. a lot of people comment about this. you hat

which the basis for the watching for flooding and kankakee in livingston county over in the lake amongstn at midnight. here is that if 1:20 in the morning. you'll see more clusters developing as the day goes on particular later in the day. the ellis and oranges mean thunderstorms are and they're in the region to a 120 mph jet stream. taking when energy and bring it down closeup for rentals that we're expecting. some places to live two more inches of rain and of this started could be running offer just sitting there. as it turns colder and wednesday and will do that dramatically falling in the low forties to low 20s during the daylight hours. we could get this to begin freezing up. tonight a dense fog advisory has been extended until 3am for the entire chicago area. a warm front will pass about four in the morning in the city. showers and possible thunderstorms with temperatures rising by the morning to the '50s. east wins turn to the south with icy waters at lake michigan. a record of 65 tomorrow when not only breaking 99 year-old record but it would be within two degrees of the warmest

the supreme court, but the chancellor of the state of new york then gave the oath of office -- livingstone oath of office area -- of office. so, here is president washington, he had just been sworn in, the crowd cheers, and then he comes back into the senate chamber and delivers an address. there is no mention of an inaugural address, but the president of the united states have been giving inaugural addresses since george washington led the procession. one of the senators said that washington, who everybody thought of as they great strongman was trembling. he was quite nervous. the people never did hear what was going on. then, in 1796, after washington -- 1793, i should say, after washington's first term was over, he was elected to the second term, they were in washington, and at this point washington gave the shortest inaugural address, relatively brief remarks, but following this tradition, and still the u.s. congress was hosting this institution. now, one of the strange things about the inauguration, and one that leads to controversy is that, as i mentioned, the constitution write out

dogs enjoying the morning out here, the peaceful morning out at the dog park here right off the livingstont and western avenue here in northwest d.c. streets looking really, really good at this point. if you have had a salt truck come down your street, you shouldn't have too much of a problem. in some cases, there might only be a single track until you get a little bit more traffic out here on the roads to spread that melting mixture around. we've seen the buses doing their regular routes. we've seen the trash trucks doing their regular routes. snow.dc.gov is where you want to go to track where the salt truck are. if you haven't seen them in your neighborhood, that is a good site to go to see when they are going to be getting to you. everybody was repaired for it. d.c., maryland and virginia did a lot of pretreating on the bridges and overpasses so they wouldn't have to do too much work out here this morning. i think, again the sidewalks and the grassy areas really are where people are going to have the most -- i shouldn't say difficulty but just be a little bit careful out there this morn

go livingston, new jersey. if he's the savior of the republican party, that would be exciting. i want to know in a few words of caution here. there's a clear yearn for the two things that chris christie brings. one is a little bit of straight talk in politics. you know, had says what he thinks. and the second is a willingness to work across the aisle. but i think karen correctly identified the structural problem that the republican party faces. the people in congress are representing the composition of their districts and are responding to very rational pressures on them. to go to the right. there are only 15 congressional districts that republicans won that were carried by president obama. it's a very polarized setup. and nobody who comes to washington, no matter how straight-talking they are, is going to probably do very well. in overcoming that polarization. we've seen president after president, president obama, president bush. promise to do it, and failed to do it. so straight talk, fine. bipartisan, great. hard to bring it to washington. >> so what might be more realistic

his name is livingston. >> i love that name. >> yeah. it's cute. sort of sounds like an old man.ut they had their third baby. he was nine pounds, which is -- i know, she's not a big lady. >> they said she was getting bigger, he was getting smaller for the role he was going to be playing. >> he is going to play a man who has aids. so he's like very, very gaunt-looking. so she got to eat and he got to starve. >> so this is interesting, new year's eve there's always some shenanigans going on. i don't know if this is true, i saw it in a couple of papers. but sofia vergara and her fiance got into some kind of a brawl? >> supposedly sofia vergara and her fiance nick loeb were at the delano and somebody spilled a drink on her accidentally and nick got upset. sophia started yelling at him. and then there were some reports that her top fell down, which sounds like it would be like a solar eclipse. people were just like -- >> nobody got a picture of that? >> i guess nobody got a picture of it. i guess people were just stunned, like a car accident. you're just like -- you know, you just lik

did she ask about stephanie or kevin livingston. did she know to ask about this?id she ask him on what role he had with greg lemond's bikecle. >> he didn't want to sit down with david walsh, you know, and answer, you know, a lifetime of david walsh's questions about the doping. clearly he wanted, you know, a venue where he felt comfortable and he had been on oprah before, as has been pointed out. there's still more of this interview i want to show and we want to talk about. we have a quick break. another breaking story, the death of an american in algeria. we have details and that's coming up. we'll be right back. ♪ [ male announcer ] how do you turn an entrepreneur's dream... ♪ into a scooter that talks to the cloud? ♪ or turn 30-million artifacts... ♪ into a high-tech masterpiece? ♪ whatever your business challenge, dell has the technology and services to help you solve it. five days later, i had a massive heart attack. bayer aspirin was the first thing the emts gave me. now, i'm on a bayer aspirin regimen. [ male announcer ] be sure to talk to your doctor befor

did she ask about stephanie or kevin livingston. did she know to ask about this? ask him on what role he had with greg lemond's bicycle. >> he didn't want to sit down with david walsh, you know, and answer, you know, a lifetime of david walsh's questions about the doping. clearly he wanted, you know, a venue where he felt comfortable and he had been on oprah before, as has been pointed out. there's still more of this interview i want to show and we want to talk about. we have a quick break. another breaking story, the death of an american in algeria. we have details and that's coming up. we'll be right back. yes! one phillips' colon health probiotic cap each day helps defend against these digestive issues with three strains of good bacteria. live the regular life. phillips'. live the regular life. i've got two tickets to paradise!l set? pack your bags, we'll leave tonight. uhh, it's next month, actually... eddie continues singing: to tickets to... paradiiiiiise! no four. remember? whoooa whooaa whooo! you know ronny, folks who save hundreds of dollars by switching

then, he stepped out onto office -- livingston gave the oath of office area -- of office. so, here is president washington, he had just been sworn in, the crowd cheers, and then he comes back into the senate chamber and delivers an address. there is no mention of an inaugural address, but the president of the united states have been giving inaugural addresses since george washington led the procession. one of the senators said that washington, who everybody thought of as they great strongman was trembling. he was quite nervous. the people never did hear what was going on. then, in 1796, after washington -- 1793, i should say, after washington's first term was over, he was elected to the second term, they were in washington, and at this point washington gave the shortest inaugural address, relatively brief remarks, but following this tradition, and still the u.s. congress was hosting this institution. now, one of the strange things about the inauguration, and one that leads to controversy is that, as i mentioned, the constitution write out the oath of office. one thing the

this is livingston, louisiana. i have pictures for you from ascension.ll near baton rouge. they had major flooding. roads were closed. and it's not over. not yet. two to three inches for jackson, new orleans, mobile. this is also in tornado watches until later this morning or early this afternoon. and not just the severe storms around the top of it. the rain stretches to where it gets cold. and icy spots in northern minnesota. your local forecast in 30 seconds. a spectacular sunrise this g in arlington, virginia. degrees in washington and 39 at dulles. partly cloudy today and you'll daymore clouds late in the l be in thes wil and a look at our have aay forecast -- we showers tomorrow late day and sunshine and temperatures war >> along the east coast, another really warm day. new york, today, 47. and seattle, at least some areas around it, got snow yesterday. so, it flip-flopped. >> a lot of the country getting wet today. >>> coming up, damaging testimony in the dramatic trial of the woman accused of killing her ex-boyfriend after he broke up with her. wh

this is livingston, louisiana. i have pictures for you from ascension.ll near baton rouge. they had major flooding. roads were closed. and it's not over. not yet. two to three inches for jackson, new orleans, mobile. this is also in tornado watches until later this morning or early this afternoon. and not just the severe storms around the top of it. the rain stretches to where it gets cold. and icy spots in northern minnesota. your local forecast in 30 seconds. >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist lynette charles and we have temperatures on the cool side this morning. but with wind out of the northwest it's going to feel a little chillier. still above average with the thigh around 52 degrees and we will get some sun with the clouds for today and the showers move in tomorrow evening and temperatures will be nice and mild as we head into saturday and sunday. with the next chance for showers rolling in for the beginning and middle of next week. 47. and seattle, at least some areas around it, got snow yesterday. so, it flip-flopped. >> a lot of the country ge

a chough in livingston county, kentucky, was destroyed after severe weather swept through the westernof the state. it was severely damaged. a grain silo also toppled in heavy winds and rain and nasa officials are trying to determine if a tornado hit the town or if the damage was from strong winds. the worst flu outbreak in recent history has families in a frenz tow get their shots, in order not to become an alarming statistic. we have more on this important story. >> reporter: hey there. i can tell you some hospitals are telling all workers, they must get the flu shot. some employees have lost their jobs over refusing to do so. nationally, public health officials say some places are experiencing shortages, patients are waiting on shipments to come inform but physicians are urging americans to be consistent, because vaccine is available. according to the cdc, the vaccine is 62% effective in preventing the flu this year t. takes two weeks to work. so now is the time to get the shot. nearly 130 million doses of flu vaccine have been distributed. so far, at least 112 million have been use

second baby will be escorted to the east front of the capitol where they will be greeted by michael livingston commander of the task force and he will escort them down the steps to take what is called the packs and review, essentially the presidential escort unit, comprised of approximately 380 servicemembers followed by each of the service honor guard and the u.s. army and bacillus the marine corps band and they will go past the president's location on the steps on the east front of the capitol and once they complete the pass in review, then the presidential escort followed to the motorcade and then they start the parade route. along the parade route with approximately 2300 military personnel participating in the parade. approximately 10,000 total personnel in the parade in the way the parade is organized by five divisions in this parade. each division has led a service component. so division i will be the way the army. division two by the marines, division iii by the navy. division four by the air force in division five by a mixture of the coast guard and marines. essentially it is comprised

new jersey -- will livingston, david brearley, william paterson, jonathan dayton. pennsylvania -- benjamin franklin, thomas mifflin, robert morris, george clymer, thomas fitzsimons, jared ingersoll, james wilson, governor morris. mr. goodlatte: i yield to the gentleman from kansas, mr. yoder. mr. yoder: amendment 1, congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting the free exercise thereof or abridging the freedom of speech or of the press or the right of the people peaceably to assemble and petition the government to redress of grievances. amendment 2, a well-regulated militia being necessary to the security of a free state the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed. amendment 3, no soldier shall in time of peace be quartered at any house without the consent of the owner nor in time of war but in a manner to be prescribed by law. mr. goodlatte: i yield to the gentleman from kentucky, mr. barr. mr. barr:amendment iv the right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against

. >> third baby, name is livingston.s -- i know, she's not a big lady. >> they said she was getting bigger, he was getting smaller for the role he was going to be playing. >> he is going to play a man that has aids. she got to eat and he got to starve. >> so this is interesting, new year's eve there's always some shenanigans going on. i don't know if this is true, sofia vergara and her fiance got into a brawl? >> supposedly sofia vergara and her fiance were at a restaurant, spilled a drink, nick got upset, sophia started yelling at him. some reports her top fell down, which sounds like it would be a solar eclipse. >> nobody got a picture of that? >> i guess nobody got a picture of it. i guess people were just stunned, like a car accident. >> people like my chest, fun, not for that reason. also new year's eve there was a wedding, right? h hugh hefner. >> what are the ages? 86 and 26. >> true love, people. >> what do you think happened? 18 months ago -- it's christie, right? >> crystal. you're really classing her up, no, i

new jersey -- will livingston, david brearley, william paterson, jonathan dayton. pennsylvania -- benjamin franklin, thomas mifflin, robert morris, george clymer, thomas fitzsimons, jared ingersoll, james wilson, governor morris. mr. goodlatte: i yieldo the gentleman from ksas, mr. yoder. mr. yoder: amendment 1, congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting the free exercise thereof or abridging the freedom of speech or of the press or the right of the people peaceably to assemble and petition the government to redress of grievances. amendment 2, a well-regulated militia being necessary to the security of a free state the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed. amendment 3, no soldier shall in time of peace be quartered at any house without the consent of the owner nor in time of war but in a manner to be prescribed by law. mr. goodlatte: i yield to the gentleman from kentucky, mr. barr. mr. barr:amendment iv the right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unre