i covered, i guess it was the first administration of marion barry, which was an interesting time. i did that for my first several years and then i went to the national staff and covered my first presidential campaign. this is the 1988 presidential campaign. none of you were probably born. so depressing. but it was very exciting. it was an open seat. you might remember, at that point, in 1988, nobody was running for the presidency. president was leaving, they had someone else taking his place. there were eight democrats running. i spent all of my time chasing after them and trying to figure out who was going to be serious. i covered dick gephardt. i covered bob dole. this was his first race. al gore ran last time and lost, or whatever you think happened. i ran and covered his campaign. i got to meet a lot of national politicians. traveled to most of the states of the union. you would usually bounced into a place, talk to people maybe, listen to the candidates, bounce out again. i spent a year traveling in small planes and big planes with candidates all over the country. it was a re

marion barry said i am a victim of racist plot hillary clinton is of victim of our right wing conspiracy lohan drive strong again breaks parole claims cruelly and unusual punishment he said his career rand gone better if he didn't say he was gay. every but the complaints but i am a victim i stutter. sometimes when i speak i get stuck on a word i am worried if i say is this better if i fake it and it becomes real and i will humiliate myself. would i have fought to overcome it? maybe not i would have sued fox that they have to accommodate my disability to give me the off-camera job or maybe i would have stopped working to get a disability check. i am glad today's losses did not exist then because i would push through. now things are good but not all is good one day i was doing a report out professional wrestling was fate and this has been. >> is this fake? he was 6.6 inches to a again afterpounds that hurt words aloud bruises hurt my years and i felt like a victim somebody said this mcmahon told him to hit me so i sued him and they demand that they see a doctor that they chose but their do

sam: it's the 3m mural, martin, marion barry. >> that is not martin luther king. >> bill cosby, fred g. sanford. [laughter] sam: they can't figure out who they are. they financed it at $1,500. an artist who took the contract said he spent most of it on l >> the equipment would not elevate to the highest height because of how unlevel the parking lot was. sam: for the mural -- >> it doesn't look like them. >> it's not finished. >> it's a disgrace to congress heights and disgrace to the legacy of those three men. sam: people at the bus stop seem to have question who the figures were, they all seemed to like the artwork. the artist says he will paint over those on the wall with canvas and paste over them. yet some are saying paint over the wall with yellow paint and make the mural disappear. in southeast washington, i'm sam ford, abc7 news. larry: if you add lamont and grady -- alison: i felt bad for the artist. give him another try. larry: everybody is a critic. we love it. a call for he in st. mary's county finding a retired police k9 that got away. cooper retired after nine years as a

barry bonds, marion jones, dozens of olympic athletes, boxers, nfl athletes, boxers, nfl athletes in several major-league baseball cases. it speared many investigative leads my way and let me to subsequent investigation regarding the investigation of ped's to high-profile athletes. i conducted -- on cycling team whose members included lance armstrong. i estimate i spoke between 150 and 200 professional athletes who chose to use ped's. i always took the opportunity to ask them why they made that choice. more often it came down to one thing and that is trust. they didn't trust their teammates, they didn't trust their competitors were using the most and partly they didn't trust their sports organization cared about the issue and doping was allowed because there wasn't sufficient programs in place to catch and deter athletes from harming themselves and others. when i was first approached i saw this as an opportunity to change. the more i talked i quickly realize their passion and commitment to health and safety was paramount. they tell me repeatedly that we want the best anti-doping prog

barry bonds, marion jones, dozens of olympic athletes, boxers, nfl athletes and several major league baseball players. the nature of the investigation steered many investigative leads my way and let me to subsequent investigations involving the did -- involving the distribution of ped's. i conducted an investigation on professional cycling, including the united states postal service cycling team. i estimate that throughout my career i spoke with between 150 and 200 professional athletes who chose to use peds. i always took the opportunity to ask them why they made that choice. more often than not, the answer came down to one word, trust. they didn't trust their teammates who were they were competing weren't using. they didn't trust the competitors weren't using. most importantly, they didn't trust their sports organization really cared about the issue and that doping was allowed to fester because there was not sufficient programs in place to catch, as well as deter athletes from ultimately harming themselves and others. when i was first approached by the ufc to develop and implement

barry bonds, marion jones, dozens of olympic athletes, boxers, nfl athletes and several major league baseball players. the nature of the investigation steered many investigative leads my way and let me to subsequent investigations involving the distribution of peds. i conducted an investigation on professional cycling, including the united states postal service cycling team. i estimate that throughout my career i spoke with between 150 and 200 professional athletes who chose to use peds. i always took the opportunity to ask them why they made that choice. more often than not, the answer came down to one word, trust. they didn't trust their teammates who were they were competing weren't using. they didn't trust the competitors weren't using. most importantly, they didn't trust their sports organization really cared about the issue and that doping was allowed to fester because there was not sufficient programs in place to catch as well as deter athletes from ultimately harming themselves and others. when i was first approached by the ufc to develop and implement their anti-doping progr

barry bonds, marion jones, dozens of olympic athletes, boxers, nfl athletes and several major league baseball players. the nature of the investigation steered many investigative leads my way and let me to subsequent investigations involving the did i try bugs of peds. i conducted an investigation on professional cycling, including the united states postal service cycling team. i estimate that throughout my career i spoke with between 150 and 200 professional athletes who chose to use peds. i always took the opportunity to ask them why they made that choice. more often than not, the answer came down to one word, trust. they didn't trust their teammates who were they were competing weren't using. they didn't trust the competitors weren't using. most importantly, they didn't trust their sports organization really cared about the issue and that doping was allowed to fester because there was not sufficient programs in place to catch as well as deter athletes from ultimately harming themselves and others. when i was first approached by the ufc to develop and implement their anti-doping pro