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even while confessing to oprah about lying to others.pointing to this claim. >> the last time i crossed the line, that line, was 2005. >> reporter: claiming blood tests reveal he cheated in 2009, he is lying now to avoid criminal prosecution, which might come if he confesses to recent crimes not outside the statute of limitations. the head of the world anti- doping agency say several statements were inaccurate, if he wants to come clean, he should do it under oath where he can be cross examined. >> we want to know what you think. head to abc2news.com/facebook, go there and tell us whether you think the interview helped or hurt his public image. >>> a man throw as woman onto the subway tracks and it's caught on tape, why police didn't release the suspect weigh away. >>> armed security guard gets the gun turned on him. how this standoff ends. >>> sitting on the bench waiting on the subway when a man tosses her on the tracks in philadelphia. he walked free for two days. police didn't release a p description until later. >> i wanted to catch

. >> he has been lying for years, lying to presidents, to larry king, to oprah before, he has been lying about how many tests he passed, 500 tests, he only took 250, lied about not seeing a known doping doctor. he lies about everything. so, now, to come out and actually change and say and admit he was doping during his career, it is a big step. >> armstrong lost his seven tour de france titles and faces lawsuits from former sponsors and possibly the government. >> san francisco's new ban on public nudity is being challenged today in federal court. the ban is set to go into effect next month. a lawsuit filed by four nudists in november is seeking an injunction based on a violation of constitutional rights. city attorney will argue on behalf of the ordinance at the u.s. district court in san francisco. the attorney for the plaintiffs wants it to apply to all nudists not just the four that filed the suit. >> from a practical standpoint today is not the best day to express nudity because it is still cold. >> still cold and chilly. i will have the morning lows coming up and here is a live vie

. >> he has been lying for years, lying to presidents, to larry king, to oprah before, he has been lyingbout how many tests he passed, 500 tests, he only took 250, lied about not seeing a known doping doctor. he lies about everything. so, now, to come out and actually change and say and admit he was doping during his career, it is a big step. >> armstrong lost his seven tour de france titles and faces lawsuits from former sponsors and possibly the government. >> san francisco's new ban on public nudity is being challenged today in federal court. the ban is set to go into effect next month. a lawsuit filed by four nudists in november is seeking an injunction based on a violation of constitutional rights. city attorney will argue on behalf of the ordinance at the u.s. district court in san francisco. the attorney for the plaintiffs wants it to apply to all nudists not just the four that filed the suit. >> from a practical standpoint today is not the best day to express nudity because it is still cold. >> still cold and chilly. i will have the morning lows coming up and here is a live view

phil: are you lying to me? >> no. >> dr. phil: somebody is lying. >> i'm not. >> dr. phil: do you think you have any contribution into the choices that she's making in her life and the circumstances she's in now? >> i'm sure i do, yes. >> dr. phil: do you get drunk and become violent with her? >> i have. she's also done the same with me. she's come at me with knives. >> no. >> in arizona, please. >> yeah, i was cutting myself. >> you threatened to kill me, kylie. >> are you kidding me? you're such a liar. >> i'm not a liar. you know it. i believe that you want to be on your own and you want to be independent, but you can't even hold down a job. i don't know how you take care of yourself. that's why i wanted you to go live with your dad. i knew that you needed a break -- >> dr. phil: well, speaking of dad. dad is here. we're going to find out where he is in all of this. is kylie better off at his house? i have concerns about that situation as well. is there any where for this young lady to turn. is there a soft place for her to fall or is she better off on her own. we'

roll call. >> ly. >> yes. >> wong. >> yes. >> fewer. yes. >> haney. >> yes. >> maufas. >> yes. >> murase. >> yes. >> wynns. >> aye. >> item p, consent calendar resolutions, this our audit, 2-c, and our auditor is in the audience. >> i first want to congratulate president norton and vice president fewer, on your new titles. we have with us tonight leonard dana, to give you a short presentation on our 2011-12 audit. the company has done our audits for six or seven years now. and mr. dana has been a partner on this for three years now i think. >> i am on my second go around. >> exactly. >> usually when we present the audit reports, we usually have a lot to talk about. because of the findings. but i went back and looked at prior reports. and i didn't find one that didn't have one comment in them. and some comments if you go back in time, they are more than ticky-tack items, they were fairly serious items. and it shows from my perspective where the district has been and where it is now. and this leads up to the basic issue and comment, for t

kara, what have you learned about lance armstrong's lies and lying in general. >>> well, cycling fans aren't nearly the only ones following the lance armstrong story closely as he admitted to oprah this week that he lied. >> in all 7 of your victories did you ever take banned substances or blood dope. >> yes. >> lance armstrong lied for years about doping. an elaborate scheme involving the dead girlfriend of a moe tremendous dame football star also a lie although we're still learn hag role manti te'o played in the hoax. >> we all engage in some degree of lying in order to get along. >> the professor says lying is part of the human condition and people lie for different reasons. in armstrong's case. >> it's classic what we would call antisocial personality and antisocial behavior and personality behavior. if it is in my advantage to lie, i'll do so. >> in the story still unfolding. >> seems like a different motivation for potential deception and that seems to be more of saving face. >> we also ask some of you what motivates people to lie? >> there's a lot to be gained from lying, espec

when we lie to others, we are lying to ourselves.e have this ability to bend our beliefs to align with our behaviors. we are very good at being internally consistent. that means that we end up telling ourselves these lies and that sets up for potential downward spiral of behaviors and ever more lenient moral codes. >> it's a snowball effect. lisa is a professor there. we have more for you. secret bank accounts. we are talking money. big spending on the sly. a lot of financial cheating happens much closer to home. spouses who cheat when it comes to money and the marriage after the break. i'm only in my 60's... i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare ins

. >>> what would you do if you found $800 just lying in the street?he 911 call that even surprised the cops next. ,,,,,,,, people a >>> and here's another live look at san francisco where thousands of people are expected tonight. many of them are staked out here just hours ago to watch the spectacular fireworks show. >>> and every new year brings new changes. some good, some bad. and one such change will come at the cash register. get ready to pay more for everything starting tomorrow. cbs 5 reporter mike sugerman with the reason for the increase. >> reporter: the city of el cerreto where ups notices gather because no one is there to collect it has a dubious distinction of having the highest sales tax in california. >> even if it is just one penny, it is five cents that will add up because it's a lot, especially for the young kids. i'm only 21 and i spend money like it's nothing. >> reporter: now when she spends money like it's nothing, she's going to send an extra quarter of a cent every time she spends $1. a penny for every $4. is that a big deal? >

and i'm laying down on that one. >> was betsy lying? >> i'm just not -- i'm going to put that one down. i don't want to -- she asked me and i asked her not to talk about -- >> what you said? >> the details of the call. it was a confidential, personal conversation. >> and this was betsy's reaction to that immediately after last night on this broadcast. >> you owed it to me, lance, and you dropped the ball. after what you have done to me, what you have done to my family, you couldn't own up to it. now we're supposed to believe you? you have one chance at the truth. this is it. >> why do you think he would not answer that question? >> for the same reason he has -- he's got a stubbornness in him, a defiance. there's no good legal reason, no good monetary reason. the only reason is he wants to prove to betsy he's stronger than she is. it's stubbornness. that's what made armstrong great, to put that into the will against cancer, but he won't give it up. that's what i find fascinating about this. why not? why not at this point say, you know, b

. >> after years of lying, he finally confessed. >> in all seven of your victories, did you ever take banned substances or substancesdope? >>-- or blood dope? >> yes. >> he took responsibility. >> my cocktail was only epo not a lot. and transfusions and testosterone. all the blame falls on me. >> his decade of deception heard many like his former teammate frankie who says he was targeted for threatening to expose lance armstrong. >> ipod e-mails calling me a traitor. >> armstrong position now carries risks. in the second part of the interview, it will be closely watched by lawyers for lying under oath, but it's outlasted the statutes your criminal perjury, although we could face civil lawsuits. >> it is a little late on the confessing but i'm glad you finally is coming out. >> a cancer survivor now stripped of his seven tour de france titles commented on why he kept lying. >> the story was so perfect for so long. mythic. >> the u.s. anti-dumping association says his admission was a small step in the right direction. abc news, washington. >> the live strong foundation created by armstr

in order to get along. >> reporter: lying is part of the human nature. in lance armstrong's case. >> perhaps narcissistic behavior. if it's in my strategic advantage to lie i will do so. >> reporter: in teo's case which is still growing. >> that seems to be more of saving face. >> reporter: we also asked you what motivates people to lie. >> there's a lot of to be gained from lying. especially lance armstrong. >> being a cyclist myself i think he's a big enough victim just like the rest of the cycling world. >> he was probably scared. i would like too if i was scared. >> there was probably one lie and then you had to lie after that. >> reporter: most people will like to give armstrong a second chance quote with all the carnage along the way. >>> now to washington, d.c. where crews were busy preparing for president obama's inauguration. last minute prep is on the way. he'll be sworn in on sunday in a private white house ceremony. then the president will take his oath at a public event on monday. an estimated 800,000 people will attend the public inaugurati

is he really sorry for his doping and lying? gutfeld and mcguirk on that. >> bill: caution, you are to enter the no spin zone. the from south florida. the factor begins right now. >> hi, i'm bill o'reilly reporting tonight from south florida. thanks for watching us. are we the people responsible for the chaos that is involving enveloping america? folks are responsible for the government they get. folks could have thrown hitler out they did not. russian ares fought hard for stalin. the chinese surrendered to move. the cubans allowed fidel castro to take away their liberty. the folks are responsible. now americans are faced with a citizen challenge not at the levels of totalitarianism but a very serious economic situation. yesterday the government accountability office, the nonpartisan investigative arm of congress released its annual audit of the u.s. government. the report covers the fiscal years 2011 and 12. the conclusion of the report is this: quote: absent policy changes, the federal government continues to face an unsustain

but first -- >> we all engage in some degree of deception and lying in order of deception and lying in order to meningococcal meningitis, a rare but serious disease. health officials recommend vaccination. go to voicesofmeningitis.org. growing up, we didn't have u-verse. we couldn't record four shows at the same time. in my day, you were lucky if you could record two shows. and if mom was recording her dumb show and dad was recording his dumb show then, by george, that's all we watched. and we liked it! today's kids got it so good. [ male announcer ] get u-verse tv with a total home dvr included free for life. only $29 a month for six months. rethink possible. real big deals of the week. or why it doesn't have to be an adventure to stick to your new year's budget. because safeway gives you real big club card deals each week. right now, a case of arrowhead water is just $3.33. folgers is $7.99 for the large size. that's a huge deal. rise and shine. simply orange oj is just $2.88. real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. ingredients for life. >>> lance armstrong got emot

miss ly? >> yes. >> miss fewer? >> yes. >> miss maufas? >> yes. >> thank you miss mendoza? >> yes. >> dr. maufas? >> aye. >> miss norton? >> yes. >> miss wynns? >> aye. >> president yee? >> aye. >> seven aye. item m discussion of other educational issues. none. item n, consent calendars resolutions. item o, vote on consent calendar moved and seconded under section f. roll call, please. >> thank you. miss ly? >> yes. >> miss fewer? >> yes. >> miss maufas? >> i am taking the roll call on the consent calendar. >> miss mendoza? >> yes, except for k4. >> you are voting what on k4? >> i abstain. >> miss mendoza? >> yes except on k3, 5 and 6 or actually 5 got pulled. on 3 and 6, because they are retroactive. >> thank you. dr. murase? >> yes, point of information, so the personnel item was receive sered severed, correct? >> yes. >> the first item is f9 severed correct? okay, f13. i think commissioner maufas, you severed that? >> i did. we received courtesy of uesf president. are we in the midst of litigation and should we be discussing this item a

if he steps forward and says, you know something, i lied, and i was lying all along.nt to try to reopen a mail fraud or wire fraud case against him? that's a possibility. once again, depending upon what he tells oprah. >> and, paul, i want to talk here about the possibility of redemption here. this is an individual who raised

he claimed that he worked for the israelis, and i believe he is under indictment right now for lying and for betraying federal agents. and he said he used to work for the cia and produced a fake document from the agency. c-span: who is jose blandon? >> guest: well, i never knew of him until i saw it in one of the papers, i think it was either senator kerry or lefty cockburn it was the same group that manipulated all of these operations and he claimed at one point in time, which was put out of context -- i remember seeing a tape from him saying, "yes, felix rodriguez was the one" --that, well, i saw him the first time on television, so i had never met him in my life. c-span: that is jose blandon, and who is he? >> guest: well, i read that he was an advisor to norieaga, an intelligence advisor, to norieaga, at one point in time. c-span: now, he -- this is a few weeks ago, the day of the attempted panamanian coup against general norieaga? he is standing the senate radio and television gallery, and you will see in just a moment, that there are senators from both sides of the political fe

did he come to believe that he wasn't lying, that it was okay.what he accomplished, you have to think some of it is the drugs. >> thank you very much. >>> let's take a look at the triple digit gain in the dow. it is higher right now by 106 points at 13,618. so many of the major ba rom terse either at or at or very near or above all-time highs. not just multiyear highs. we'll be right back. ♪ [ male announcer ] don't just reject convention. drown it out. introducing the all-new 2013 lexus ls f sport. an entirely new pursuit. ♪ [ male announcer ] this is karen and jeremiah. they don't know it yet, but they're gonna fall in love, get married, have a couple of kids, [ children laughing ] move to the country, and live a long, happy life together where they almost never fight about money. [ dog barks ] because right after they get married, they'll find some retirement people who are paid on salary, not commission. they'll get straightforward guidance and be able to focus on other things, like each other, which isn't rocket science. it's just common sen

or lying. you can weigh in by voting on our facebook page. at last check 88% of those voted thing manti is lying. 11% think he was duped. >>> the weather is looking dreary. we don't see a lot of snow here. we'll see it further south. let's check in with gary to see what's going on. >> no doubt a southern storm. the track of this storm keeps the heaviest of the accumulating snow south of d.c. we look at the big picture. i'm surprised. this is a fairly significant storm down south. there is thunderstorms breaking out in south carolina and north carolina. and western north carolina there is thunderstorms feeding back up into the colder air. we have thunder snow way out in western north carolina in the heaviest elevations. they could pick up ten inches of snow. it looks like here in d.c. it is really coming down. i think the composite radar is overdoing this a little bit. i'm switching over to give you an idea. this shows you exactly where it is. it is not showing if it is rain or snow. we don't colorize this. in fredericksburg the temperatures a

>> okay. >> thank you roll call please. >> thank you, miss ly? >> yes. >> miss fewer? >> yes. >> miss maufas? >> yes. >> miss mendoza? >> yes. >> dr. murase? >> aye. >> miss norton? >> yes. >> miss wynns? >> aye. >> president yee? >> aye. >> seven ayes. >> the next item. >> mr. davis, did you have a statement? was there something else we were supposed to do or just vote on it? >> there is not an additional statement other than the one i have sent out to the board members on two occasions just explaining that commissioner maufas' request based upon her employment with a non-profit organization is a remote activity, which is approvable and in compliance with the california government code provisions our policy is more stringent and that and it would take a waiver of our board policy for her to be totally on this position. that is what this is for. >> so is the recommendation to do a waiver then? >> yes. the recommendation is a waiver. >> the waiver is actually imbedded in this. >> okay good. thank you. any other commissioner comments? >> yes, i have a question for our at

te'o admits to lying after he found out about the truth because he didn't have the guts to admit he had been duped. we will talk to brian kilmeade more about this at the bottom of the hour. >> women will soon be able to serve on the on the front lines of the nation's wars. they will lift the military ban on women serving in cam bat. it will open more than 230,000 jobs in the army and marines. news of the move drawing mixed reaction. >> i broke down and had muscle atrophy and weight also at a much faster weight and noticeable weight than my male marines. >> i was ready for it and that was in the early 80s. >> the ban had been in place since 1994. >> a false alarm at university of virginia's campus. police lifted a lock down after a student confess to do lying about a gunman who was lose on campus. cops from the town the county and the state immediately responding and beginning a building by building search before they all found out it was a hoax. >>> the republican house the bill temporarily raises the debt ceiling until may. law americas won't get paid if they fail to pass a budget. >>

to speak, acknowledging your fallible but at the same time knowing there's too much mendacity and lying going on in the corporate truncated multiplex. even the christian myself chooses was crucified, why question because he went straight to the temple. he ran out the money changers. the temple was a combination of that time of wall street, hollywood, recording, video, radio industry and white house congress, state house and city hall -- talking about you, brother run. that's right, i am talking about you. that is right. uh huh, that's righ.

but no matter how bad -- >> the lying, cheating standard?> no matter how bad we are in the society and media, what happened with lance goes far beyond not meeting the standard we set. playing by the rules, not going after people aggressively. >> that's the terrible thing. n ana narcissism lends itself t this manic drive for victory. >> i am so looking forward to the second half of this interview. and when will we hear from manti te'o. we'll bring back drew to talk about what is next for that young man. what does he have to say when he finally does talk? >> you think oprah is in his future? >> he hopes so. twins. i didn't see them coming. i have obligations. cute obligations, but obligations. i need to rethink the core of my portfolio. what i really need is sleep. introducing the ishares core, building blocks for the heart of your portfolio. find out why 9 out of 10 large professional investors choose ishares for their etfs. ishares by blackrock. call 1-800-ishares for a prospectus which includes investment objectives, risks, charges and expe

that takes lying to a totally new dimension. to me it's criminal. >> dave, what's worse, bullying or doping? because the whole bullying subtext i thought was a big part of last night. >> oh, i think by far bullying is worse. >> how so? >> one could make a compelling case that if you want to be a competitive cyclist, that doping was a prerequisite for doing so. one could make a case that international cycling was like the wild west throughout the '90s and early 2000s, and one could even make a case if you wanted to survive the tour de france, you better take some of these peds. one could rationalize it if one chose to. but when you bully other people to make these unhealthy choices, when you threaten them financially, and when you do what i think is one of the ugliest parts of the american justice system, when you say i'm rich, you're not, i can sue you and destroy you, there's an ugliness to this that makes a relative of mine who is a cancer survivor say i don't like this guy anymore. >> he better hope he played better than the