um... >> pelley: the team management? the team management encouraged it, yes. >> pelley: the team at the time was managed by johan bruyneel and hamilton says some of the team doctors supervised the doping. he's not the only member of the team to tell us that doping on u.s. postal was both directed and systematic. we spoke to a former team member who did not want to be named. but he said that he was instructed by some team doctors to use e.p.o. and that armstrong recommended he use the banned steroid, cortisone, before time trials. neither bruyneel nor the team doctors we contacted wanted to comment. prosecutors are investigating which of the team's managers or doctors may have been involved in illicit doping. >> pelley: was lance armstrong encouraging the doping? >> hamilton: he obviously was the biggest rider in the team and he... he helped to call the shots. um, yes, he doped himself, you know, like everybody else, but he was just being part of theÑi culture of the sport. but yeah, i mean, he... he sort of, he was the l

. >> pelley: february 11th. the egyptian dictatorship was falling, and our correspondent, "60 minutes" correspondent lara logan, was covering tahrir square, but in an instant, a violent mob turned on the "60 minutes" crew and the celebrated around lara turned into a violent sexual assault. >> i thought not only am i going to i do here, but it's going to be just a torturous death that's going to go on forever and ever and ever. >> pelley: as she was pulled into the frenzies, the cameras reported her shouts. >> stop! >> pitts: new orleans is a rich gumbo of french, spanish and afro-caribbean culture that's been slow cooking for three centuries. buried deep in the music is an energy like no place else in america. and mayor mitch landrieu moves to it with his own rhythm of live. and while his city has well-documented problems, he's tired of defending her. >> i don't know if "defensive" is the right word, but you get riled up. "pissed" would be the better word. >> simon: it's kentucky derby week, so we decided to vis

yeah. >> pelley: absolutely? >> binney: yeah. we had planned on going after all the appropriate targets at the time. >> pelley: al qaeda, osama bin laden, ayman al-zawahari? these were targets that you intended to focus thin thread on, is that correct? >> binney: yes. well, i mean, the whole terrorist network, yeah. >> pelley: and if you had been able to do that? >> binney: well, we would've gotten the data, whatever that was there. >> drake: i believe it's very likely that, at least from the n.s.a. perspective, the critical intelligence related to al qaeda-associated movements would've been detected and reported. >> pelley: it was a chance? >> drake: it's one of the great tragedies in the history of n.s.a.-- what could have been. >> pelley: after 9/11, tom drake felt america was threatened as long as thin thread was confined to the lab. but others at n.s.a. doubted that thin thread was up to the job. one of them was lieutenant general michael hayden, the head of the agency. hayden wanted to transform the n.s.a., and launched a m

scott pelley will take over as anchor of the "cbs evening news" starting june 6th. he will replace katie couric. in a statement, cbs calls pelley one of the most experienced reporters in broadcast journalism. he will become both anchor and managing editorrer the "cbs evening news." pelley will continue to report "60 minutes." >>> still to come when the news continues, a historically african-american church in the district is going green. and find out why some hope this could lead to parishioners doing the same. >>> in less than an hour, u.s. navy seals took out osama bin laden and hauled his body away. up next, we'll have a blow-by- blow of how it all went down. >>> now, back to our top story, the death of 9-11 master mind osama bin laden. the u.s. navy seal who carried out the mission to kill the terrorists are being hailed as heroes. today, we're learning more about their dangerous mission. >> it was a 25-man platoon in two helicopters backed up by an additional 55 man doughs and two more choppers that finally killed the illusive bin laden. this surveillance photo

you can see scott pelley's full report on lance armstrong this sunday on "60 minutes." now to the big chill at the white house. one day after president obama laid out his new proposal for peace in the middle east, he met face to face with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, and you didn't need an expert in body language to tell you the two leaders are not in sync. here's senior white house correspondent bill plante. >> reporter: the president and the prime minister reported no progress after an intense 90- minute one-on-one meeting. president obama did not repeat his call for negotiations on the basis of israel's 1967 borders. >> obviously there are some differences between us in the precise formulations and language, and that's going to happen between friends. >> reporter: netanyahu showed no such restraint, laying out his negotiating points in expressive terms. >> and i think that we both agree that a peace based on illusions will crash eventually on the rocks of middle eastern reality. >> reporter: the president sat, staring icily, as netanyahu leaned forward

pelley received a warm reception and outlined his vision of where the newscast will be heading in theuture. >> we will cover hard news, we will be aggressive about that, leaning forward and we will take the broadcast on the road when we can add some reporting to what's going on in the world and the broadcast is going to be about hard news from beginning to end. the folks at home are telling us that that's what they want to see. we are going to be all about original reporting. unique insight and being fair to everybody involved in a story. it is just that simple. >> scott pelley will take over the anchor chair and managing editing duties starting on june 6th and will keep his job at "60 minutes" too. >>> topper will be back with a check on your full forecast. that's up next. wo [ no audio ] >>> a panel of scientists and environmentalists is calling the pan to clean up the chesapeake bay ambitious. the chesapeake bay program asked the national research council to study the environmental protection agencies plan and, well, the nrc came back with a verdict there may be a lot of challenges

that's what we're going to cover. >> scott pelley has been with cbs since 1989.e worked on 60 minutes. he's all set to begin anchoring the evening news on june 6. >>> well the best teacher in the country is right here in our own backyard. today michelle shearer of frederick county's urbana high school was named the 2011 teacher of the year. she got the award from president obama. >> the 2011 national teacher of the year. >> michelle shearer's students aren't surprised their teacher is the 2011 national teacher of the year. >> she is honestly the best teacher there could possibly be. >> she taught maryland school for the death and graduated from princeton. i don't know why she's teaching high school, but she's really great at it. >> it's something to see your teacher side by side with the president of the united states. >> i was kind of like amazed because i was like taught by the teacher of the year in america. i mean, it was kind of like, wow. >> my classroom bulletin boards are covered with pictures of students i've taught over the past 14 years. students who a

. >>> well, just weeks away from taking over as anchor for the cbs evening news, scott pelley is startingo talk about his new job. i had the chance to ask him how the evening news might be changing under his leadership. >> my role as the managing editor and as the anchorman here is really to take our best experts, our cbs news correspondents and producers, and push them forward and let them do what they do so well. so i'm going to try to take a little bit of a background role here if you will and make sure that the david martins and the bob schieffers and the lara logans of the world tell the folks at home what they need to know. >> scott pelley officially takes over the anchor chair on june 6th. katie couric's last day hasn't been announced. we'll be right back. eyewitness news at 6. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, for eyewitness news at 6. >>> i'm dana king. here's what we're working on for eyewitness news at 6:00. more bad news for bay area homeowners, more homes of under water and the math to decide when it give up. >> it's not jus big, it was historic. we'll look at the double-decker addition to bay

olympic gold medalist tyler hamilton, tells correspondent scott pelley, the details behind what hamilton claims was armstrong's systemic doping. >> hamilton told us that armstrong was doping the very first time he won the tour. one of the drugs was called epo. which boosts production of red blood cells to enhance endurance. he was using epo in the tour de france in 1999? >> correct. >> he was using epo in the tour de france in the year 2000? >> he used it before to prepare for the tour. >> and what about the tour in 2001? >> he used it to prepare for the tour. i can't say that he used it during the tour. >> what did you actually witness? >> i -- i mean -- i saw it in his refrigerator. you know. i saw him inject it. more than one time. >> you saw lance armstrong inject epo? >> yeah, like -- we all did. like i did many, many times. >> reporter: in a statement to "60 minutes" an armstrong attorney cites the fact armstrong is the most tested athlete in history. passing nearly 500 tests over 20 years of competition. and that stories of this kind are motivated by the desire for money, and the

starting next month. "60 minutes" correspondent scott pelley will take the anchor chair next.tie couric announced she's leaving the job at the end of her contract. pelley who grew up in texas will begin his new job june 6th. >> apple,ing on ael and microsoft have come under -- google and microsoft have come under scrutiny about how they handle user information on their mobile device. >> why the data is so valuable, even beneficial to consumers. >> your iphone recording where you are and what you're doing without you knowing about it. >> the uncomfortable news struck a nerve with smart phone users. >> apple, google and microsoft are collecting information from their phones. i think the right thing is disclosure and allow opt out. even if it means they don't get the benefits. >> benefits like real time maps and location-based services like deals and discounts. >> we use the location of the -- provided by the carrier network to be able to deliver you a message when you're nearby, something that's interesting. >> placecast uses cell phone location information to connect brands wit

scott pelley stopped by just one day after he was name the new anchor of cbs evening news.ng his goals for the future of his newscast. >> we are going to cover hard news. we are going to be aggressive about that. we will be leaning forward. we will take the broadcast on the road when we can add some reporting to what's going on in the world. and the broadcast is going to be about hard news from beginning to end. >> scott pelley will take over june 6th and he will also continue to report for "60 minutes." >> he praised your forecasting abilities because scott spent 10 years here in washington. so he is a familiar face for a lot of our viewers. >> you know what i like, lesli. he said when you get done watching the evening news, you're going to know something you didn't know even if you have been watching news all day. shoo big accomplishment if they can do it. absolutely. >> feels like march out there slowly and surely. don't call me shirley. kept evening showers in the forecast. done that for a reason. most of you haven't seen them but a few seen a few showers especially rig

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pelley has worked for "60 minutes" for about 12 years now.irst day on the cbs evening news will be june 6. of course, replacing katie couric who resigned last week. >>> here we go. one steps in, another steps down. talk show host on the queen oprah winfrey signing off today after a quarter century on the air. today's episode marks the end of a three-day farewell show that included surprise celebrity appearances the last few days. show producers kept win free out of the loop when it came to guest plans for the show. winfrey has kept her plans for today's final show a secret leaving her fans with one last surprise. i think it's a very personal show and she is going to talk to the viewers and the audience. should be a lot of fun. >> going to be so exciting. >>> well, of the dream is over at least for this nhl season. the sharks knocked out of the stanley cup play-offs in vancouver last night. san jose leading 2-1 but then the canucks tied it up with just 13 seconds left in regulation. then in the second overtime period, vancouver fired in the ga

. >> pelley: so how much leverage do these protestors have? they seem to use demonstrations and the threat of demonstrations to extract more and more. >> that's exactly what they're doing. there's another big demonstration possibly on friday. we're also seeing some differences. the muslim brotherhood, which has sometimes participateed in these very large demonstrations has says it's not going to join in the big demonstration on friday and i think the muslim brotherhood is beginning to put its weight on the side of let's move into a political transition. >> warner: is there any prospect that the military government would accede to the big demand of the protestors which is to actually delay the elections? because they say they need more time to organize parties and learn how to do this. >> i don't think that's going to happen. clearly there was a referendum that took place on march 19 and 7% of those who participated voted yes on the constitutional amendments and it was implied there was a timeline that there that the supreme council put in plac

it will be scott pelley. >>> an interesting repercussion to the death of osama bin laden. it made one man break out his razor. right after 9/11 this man vowed not to shave until osama was captured. nearly 10 years later, he's clean shaven. >>> okay. still ahead on wjz create -- eyewitness news at noon, bernadette woods will take a look at weather. >>> first a look at midday stocks to be followed by last night's multimatch numbers. >>> welcome back. the sun has made its way back. we'll see a mex of clouds and sunshine. these temperatures going up. it's already 77 degrees in baltimore. 79 in easton. out in the mountains, 72 in cumberland. 69 in oakland. the winds have turned around. that's bringing out more moisture. at the same time a new storm system is moving our way. here it is out to the west. you see a lot of rain and strong thunderstorms with it. as this moves into hour current air situation, we head through the afternoon. there will be a lot of fuel. we'll see more thunderstorms firing along this span. as we head through the late day hours a chance for strong or seve

scott pelley stopped by our newsroom.e goals for the future of the newscast. >> we're going to cover hard news. we're going to be aggressive about that. we're going to be leaning forward, taking the broadcast on the road when we can add some reporting to what's going on in the world. and the broadcast is going to be about hard news from beginning to end. >>> mr. pelley will take over the anchor chair june 6th and continue his reports on 60 minutes. >>> construction, it's typically a male dominated industry, but a group of women has taken over one building site in arlington. as kristin fisher reports, the women are giving the men a run for their money. >> you feel united and strong. we can do anything. we are women. >> reporter: susan isn't shy when it comes to recruiting for national women build week. >> come on out and build with the women. >> reporter: but this is actually her first time working on a construction site. >> i work in retail. i had to check my ladder first to make sure it was safe. >> reporter: today, susa

scott pelley as now a long-time correspondent for "60 minutes" will take over on june 6. so what's next for katie couric? nothing official just yet but there's a lot of talk that she has been looking at a daytime show. >> i can imagine on the oprah winfrey network and there were also rumors she was talking to matt lauer. his contract is going to be up in a year. >> she was on the today show hawking her book and the chemistry is still there, no doubt about that. i think she will land on her feet. she was making $15 million a year. she's okay. >> good luck to her but good luck to scott pelley as we start a new era here at cbs. >> absolutely. >>> another milestone today for the bay bridge. why the new suspension tower will look even taller. >> plus, new details about schwarzenegger's secret son. the surprising timing of the birth of his child and his illegitimate child. >>> and police have several roads blocked off here in oakland after they shot two people overnight. we'll tell you what neighbors say they heard here overnight. coming up. >>> and the biggest ipo in years is

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. >> reporter: correspondent scott pelley's to-part report was built around the eyewitness account of tyler hamilton. armstrong's top lieutenant for the first three of his tour de france victories. >> tyler hamilton always denied doping until this moment. he's an olympic gold medalist, who kept the secrets of his sport for 14 years. he refused to cooperate with the federal investigation of lance armstrong, but in june, he was served a subpoena, which forced him to testify before the grand jury. tell me what you saw in terms of what lance armstrong took in performance-enhancing drugs. >> he took -- we all took, really no difference between lance armstrong and i'd say the majority of the peloton, you know. there was epo, there was testosterone. -- transfusion. >> reporter: as part of the investigation, pelley broke the news that george hincapie, arm strong's closest, most trusted teammate for all seven of his tour wins, had broken his silence, as well. >> now we are told that hincapie for the first time has told federal investigators that he and armstrong supplied each other with the bl

scott pelley has been named the new anchor of the cbs evening news. as expected, this follows five years in the chair for katie couric, and we welcome our friend scott to the time slot. >>> up next here tonight, recovering from the worst tornado outbreak ever in this country. has the government learned a lesson from some previous disasters? >>> the american south is of course suffering through another disaster, and once again we're hearing that name, fema, in the rush to get relief to folks in the tornado zone, where we were late last week. this time they are trying to do things right. nbc's ron mott reports on some hard-hit communities in alabama. >> did you find something? >> a picture my son made. >> reporter: on a dreary day in tuscaloosa christie and scott greci are looking on the bright side. >> a picture my 2-year-old son drew for us. >> reporter: though their rental is flattened they're building another new house that could be ready in eight weeks. >> at least we have that to go to and to look forward to. it's just going to be two months in a

cbs news announced today that on june 6, scott pelley of "60 minutes" will become the anchor and managinghe "cbs evening news." scott's a great reporter, a consummate professional, and a real gentleman. i join everyone here at cbs in wishing him well. and that is the "cbs evening news" for tonight. i'm katie couric. good night. >>> this is 9news now. >> good evening tonight in your only local news at 7:00, new details in the death of osama bin laden. the top human rights official at the un says the global body wants more information about just what happened in that u.s. raid. today government said bin laden was not armed when navy seals raided his compound, but jay did say the resistance does not require a firearm. >> u.s. personnel on the ground handled themselves with the utmost professionalism and he was killed in an operation because of the resistance that

cbs news announced today that on june 6, scott pelley of "60 minutes" will become the anchor and managingthe "cbs evening news." scott's a great reporter, a consummate professional, and a real gentleman. i join everyone here at cbs in wishing him well. and that is the "cbs evening news" for tonight. i'm katie couric. good night. ca >>> now, "entertainment tonight," the most-watched entertainment news magazine in the world. >> ding dong the witch is dead. >> the stars speak out about the killing of osama bin laden. from back stage at "dancing." >> on to the next one. >> to the met gala in new york. >> i was very happy for president obama. >> plus, the new anchor of the cbs evening news. that is a humbling thought. >> and l.l. on tv. >> my character is a former navy s.e.a.l. >> but who are the real life navy s.e.a.l.s. who took down bin laden. >> william's bride and that gorgeous gown. >> what some of hollywood's biggest stars thought about kate's dress. >> iov

cbs news announced today that on june 6, scott pelley of "60 minutes" will become the anchor and managingf the "cbs evening news." scott's a great reporter, a consummate professional, and a real gentleman. i join everyone here at cbs in wishing him well. and that is the "cbs evening news" for tonight. i'm katie couric. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs reasons you might think. why grieving families in one part of the bay area are having to >>> bodies are piling up but probably not for the reasons you might think. why grieving families in one part of the bay area are having to put funerals on hold. >>> it is official now. those smart meters are not perfect. the defects pg&e admits could have customers paying too much. >>> tonight, an unlikely new opponent of the death penalty. this man sentenced so many people to death row they called him the hanging judge. why he says it is just not worth it any more. good evening, i'm dana king. >> i'm allen martin. tonight a bay area county accused

olympic gold medalist tyler hamilton, tells correspondent scott pelley the details behind what hamilton claims was armstrong's systemic doping. >> reporter: hamilton told us that armstrong was doping the very first time he won the tour. one of the drugs was called e.p.o., which boosts production of red blood cells to enhance endurance. he was using e.p.o. in the tour de france in 1999? >> correct. >> he was using e.p.o. in the tour de france in 2000? >> he used it before to prepare for the tour. >> and what about the tour in 2001? >> he used it to prepare for the tour. i can't say that he used it during the tour. >> what did you actually witness? >> i mean, i saw it in his refrigerator, you know? i saw him inject it more than one time. >> you saw lance armstrong inject e.p.o.? >> yeah, like we all did. like i did many, many times. >> reporter: hamilton's high- flying career crashed in its own drug scandal. today armstrong is currently under investigation for doping- related charges by a federal grand jury in los angeles, which is known to have taken testimony from both hamilton and anot

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. >>> before he takes over as the anchor of the cbs evening news, scott pelley will make a stop here in maryland. he will deliver the commencement address at towson. this will be towson's 146t commencement. >> he is welcome here at wjz. >> he is. absolutely. come on by, scott. >>> still ahead on wjz's eyewitness news at sphie:00. -- 5:00. safety on the metro. how the death of osama bin laden is sparking safety measures at transit systems across the nation. >>> tuition for undocumented students stirs opinion throughout the state. >>> he's being credited for saving his grandparents' life in a fire. i'm jessica kartalija, at the baltimore county executive's office. how a 14-year-old is honored today. that story next on wjz. >>> the rain is gone. when will the clouds clear? bob has your updated first warning forecast. your lawn is a living, breathing thing. it depends on you. it needs food. you have to feed your lawn. that's a must. i use scotts turf builder. it makes the roots really strong. [ man] the stronger the roots, the stronger and healthier your lawn's gonna be. hearing the root

like i did, many, many times. >> you can watch scott pelley's full report this sunday on "60 minutes"n cbs. >>> in south carolina, shoplifting suspect made a dramatic dash for freedom, and it was all caught on police dash capitol. the video released. take a look at this, was released from the police department. the incident was on the 13th of may. show the suspect here putting up his dukes, i guess, boxing with the officer who stopped them there. so what you're watching here now is after he started fighting the officer, he then got in the officer's car and drove away. this is dash cam video of the suspect driving. went 100 miles an hour or more. it ended when he crashed into a truck. whoops. there were no serious injuries. we should say the suspect was eventually arrested. as he should have been. marysol castro has another check of the weather today. >> i just love that you resuscitated up. up your dukes. >> this supersized weather report sponsored by the home depot. more savings, more doing. that's the power of the home depot. >> thanks so much. that's your latest weather. here's eri

. >> as expected, as was sort of announced over the last few weeks, scott pelley will be the new person in the "cbs evening news" anchor chair. the network made the official announcement tuesday. he will make his debut in the chair june 6th. he will still be on "60 minutes" every sunday. he replaces arlington native katie couric leaving cbs after five years as the main anchor. >> here is a look at what's still ahead in this hour of 9news now. >> a rise of emotions at arlington national cemetery. see how the death of osama bin laden is affecting the families of fallen troops. >> at 6:23, the capitals are one loss away from the end of their season. hear from them on last night's loss in tampa. >> up next, howard has your wednesday forecast. your weather first when 9news now returns. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] with amazing innovation, driven by relentless competition, wireless puts the world at your command. ♪ but now it can make you more connected to your doctor through e-mail. test results from home. check records. change appointments. now doctors, nurses, techs, pharmacists are all digita

scott pelley made a trip to washington a day after it was announced he would be taking over the anchorhair. we had a good visit. he received a warm reception and outlined his new vision of where the newscast will be heading into the future. >> we are going to cover hard news, be aggressive about that. we will be leaning forward. we will take the broadcast on the road when we can add some reporting to what's going on in the world. and the broadcast is going to be about hard news from beginning to end. the folks at home are telling us that that's what they want to see. we are going to be all about original reporting. unique insights and being fair to everybody involved in a story. it is just that simple. >> scott will take over the anchor chair and managing editor duties for the cbs evening news on june 6th. he will also continue to report for "60 minutes." >> his track record there brings so much to the show. >> absolutely. been about 10 years here as well. so he spent some time here in washington and obviously knows the landscape here and is hopeful that people will welcome him back in