de france was billed as the tour of renewal.eing raided. but lance armstrong came prepared with a delivery man in tow called motoman. >> motoman was this gardener/handyman for lance armstrong. the team i was on didn't carry performance-enhancing drugs. so to get epo for the tour de france we came up with a plan. and the plan had motoman involved where he -- he would follow the race, always stay within probably a half hour drive of our -- motorcycle drive from our hotel. he basically had the container filled with epo and he would basically just wait for a phone call on a secret phone. when he had to do a delivery, he'd do a delivery. >> armstrong coming up now. can he get off to a great start in the tour de france? ease aiming at eight minutes and nine seconds. he's certainly ahead. and at this point, 2.51. lance armstrong with that performance, paul, i think may have done enough. >> this is where the legend began. on the very first day of his comeback tour de france, lance armstrong won the prologue. >> lance armstrong has deliv

de france was billed as the tour of renewal.ere terrified of being raided. but lance armstrong came prepared with a delivery man in tow called motoman. >> he was this gardener/handyman for lance armstrong. he carried the performance enhancing drugs. to get the epo, we came up with a plan. and it had motoman involved where he would follow the race, always stay within probably a half hour drive of our -- motorcycle drive of our hotel. he would wait for a phone call on a secret phone. when you had to do a delivery, you do a delivery. >> armstrong coming up now. can he get off to a great start in the tour de france? he's certainly ahead. and at this point, 2.51. lance armstrong with that performance i think may have done enough. >> this is where the legend began. on the very first day of his comeback tour de france, lance armstrong won the prologue. three weeks later, less than three years after being diagnosed with cancer, he won his first tour de france. it would be the first of seven. armstrong was now a legend in his sport, a sp

. >> we're on a world tour.st finished the states. we started in china. now we're going over to japan. the whole world. we're blessed to be able to do that. >> wendy: i think -- i remember a time a few years ago, you toured and kevin didn't go. is kevin on this tour? >> yes, he's back. he took a hiatus for seven years, started a family. pursued acting. now he's back in the group. wouldn't have been 20th anniversary without him. >> wendy: without al of you, yeah. how is it touring 20 years later? because we all saw justin timberlake and n'synch on the vmas. there was some struggle in the movement. >> there was? you have to do a lot of upkeep. aside from training and stage in shape and eating good and trying to get sleep, some of the guys have families. they bring the kids on the road. that is different. >> wendy: you're the youngest member. you were 12. now you're 33. >> i am. >> wendy: you're still a young man. you have a girlfriend. is she coming on tour with you? >> yeah, i put a ring on it. so -- >> wendy: ni

i've been working as a tour guide forring about eight years. best job in the world taking people into our national parks. always had a good experience with the national park service, the rangers, the concession people. to have our group treated the way we were our last trip in was amazing. we were prevented from accessing any of the wonderful sights in yellowstone national park, g geyser bay since. i tried to take my group out that they were promised they would see. we saw a group of bison along the side of the road and stopped to take pictures of them. immediately a ranger pulled up and asked who was in charge. he said you need to get back on your bus no recreating in the park. i said we just want to take pictures of the bison. she said sir there's no recreating in the park. are you traveling through the park or staying in the park. i said we have rooms at the old faithful inn. she said go back on your bus and go back to your hotel. >> some people were from other countries. how did they feel? >> i don't know if they were frightened. they were

that amounts to more than seven decades touring and performing, a remarkable achievement for any music group. they have just released a new cd called "i'll find a way." we are glad you have joined us. a conversation with jimmy carter of the blind boys of alabama, coming up right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ tavis: jimmy carter is a founding member of the blind boys of alabama and the only one of the original group to still tour regularly. over the course of seven decades, performing and recording, they have won five grammy awards. they just released a new cd called "i'll find a way." let's take a look at a clip of the group and guest artists performing the title cut. fool ♪ll play the ♪ just for a day i'll find a way ♪ to carry it all ♪ ♪ to carry it all good to have you back on the program, sir. >> good to be here. tavis: congratulations on the new project. >> thank you. tavis: my heart was broken when i discovered and realized that our good brother clarence can no longer tour. clarence fountain. >> clarence has some health

msk (music) >> we are rehearsing for our most expensive tour; plus two concerts here. we are proud that the growth of the orchestra, and how it is expanded and it is being accepted. my ambition when i came on as music director here -- it was evident we needed absolutely excellent work. also evident to me that i thought everyone should know that. this was my purpose. and after we opened, which was a spectacular opening concert about five weeks after that the economy completely crashed. my plan -- and i'm absolutely dogmatic about my plans --were delayed slightly. i would say that in this very difficult timefor the arts and everyone, especially the arts, it's phenomenal how new century has grown where many unfortunate organizations have stopped. during this period we got ourselves on national radio presence; we started touring, releasing cds, a dvd. we continue to tour. reputation grows and grows and grows and it has never stopped going forward. msk(music) >> the bay area knows the orchestra. you maybe take things for granted a little bit. that is simply not the case wil

but now it's on tour. we created a huge tent where we have a stage that is the biggest touring stage in the world. we have no obstruction. and i brought -- we have almost 70 horses on stage. >> that's the thing. people who say i've been to cirque du soleil and this has the feeling, you are dealing with mostly humans with cirque du soleil. how is it dealing with so many horses as well as humans. >> the horses are the most spectacular animals. i consider them art i.t.t.s but we also have acrobats. i have integ greated three different performing type worlds together -- integrated three different performing type worlds together which is performing arts, special effects and equestrian art. this is integrated in one new aspect of show. it becomes something you discover. but also this show is a very feel good show because i brought nature to stage. so on stage you get to see a real mountain. it's 30 feet high. you get to see a lake. it gets flooded with 80,000 gallons of water in one minute and a half. you have p

contes verse a over a ghost tour in a cemetery.ome with loved ones buried there call it disrespectful. the tours were part of a fundraiser for his a trust. trust. some of the graves date back to the 1800's. >> i knew there wasn't anyone [inaudible] so didn't bother me. >> yeah. he wouldn't want people walking around when they aren't family. >> corkiers say the people were only allows in one part of the cemetery and the tour made every effort to be respectful to the families represented right there. >>> he is traveling thousands of miles to help his brothers learn to fight fires, to make sure they have the right equipment. the news at six starts right now. >> you're watching the station that works for you. now abc 2news at six. >> we will start right a wa with the updates on two major breaking stories. first a deadly fire that took the lives of two in north baltimore, firefighters rushed to the 5100 block of underwood lane around one this afternoon. the fire broke out in the home across the street from notre dome of maryland univers

those tours are coming back. does this move by the white house just prove they never had to did away in the first place? michael, tell us why you used priceline express deals to book this fabulous hotel. well, you can see if the hotel is pet friendly before you book it. and i got a great deal without bidding. and where's your furry friend? oh, i don't have a cat. priceline savings without bidding. ugh! actually progresso's soup has pretty bold flavor. i love bold flavors! i'd love it if you'd open the chute! [ male announcer ] progresso. surprisingly bold flavor for a heart healthy soup. >>> coming up, as the white house gets ready to resume public tours, did it just prove it never had to stop them in the first place? >>> plus, google shares popping for over 60,000 california foster children, extra curricular activities help provide a sense of identity and a path to success. joining the soccer team. getting help with math. going to prom. i want to learn to swim. it's hard to feel normal, when you can't do the nor

those tours are coming back.oes this move by the white house just prove they never had to did away in the first place? >>> that's right. welcome back. after being closed for tours the past 224 days, the white house is reopening on november 5. you'll recall the obama administration said it didn't have the money because of those mandatory spending cuts. now those cuts are still in place. but now the white house says it has the money. tracy, you say it had the entire time. >> it's called prioritizing. we all do it at home. you know what you have to pay. don't spend on the crap you don't need. all they constantly do is stuff for media attention and to show you the poor little johnny standing at the white house doors crying that he can't get a tour. it's all for publicity. it's nonsense. we could have taken care of this a long time ago. >> david, if this was because of the sequester, the sequester is still on. >> i think with the sequester for a lot of americans and everybody in general, you have to do more with less.

even have teamed up to make music and tour together.ot a brand-new album called dos divas. morgan and pam tillis.s divas. morgan >> you have been on the show before. this is your first time. to get the two of you together it's really a remarkable thrill for us to have you. how did you meet and start working together? you are both in the business and you didn't really do this before. >> no, we didn't. pam and i worked together in 94, 96, something like that. we did a craft store with carlene carter another generation of country music. and we didn't get to know each other then at all because we all had our own buses and we just kind of pass in the middle of the night and just go do our show, and about two and a half years ago i ran into pam at the opry and she is like we need to go to lunch to talk about touring acoustically, just us two. we went to lunch and her genius came up with the idea and here we are. >> pam, you still speak to each other off stage? >> we still get along after -- it is going on three years. it is like the rolling s

they're all back on tour again, great. now they got the tour's already gotten started kind of rocky, the second concert was canceled in philadelphia due to technical difficulties. an hour and a half after it was supposed to start. so now imagine you've hired a babysitter, you know, you've got a close parking space, you've got your snacks and you're ready to go. you're waiting an hour, then an hour and a half. you're like, it's okay, it's okay, it's going to be good when drake gets up there and future's going to perform. then you hear an announcement over the p.a., the concert is canceled. they didn't give a reason why but we found out the reason is allegedly, allegedly? okay. we keep a lawyer onset here. so i got to use a lot of allegeds. allegedly and we'll do research and you'll find that the catwalk over the crowd wasn't working. well, that's a good reason to cancel the show. didn't we have this catwalk set up hours before in order to test it a million times over? wouldn't it be drake fell on his audience from the catwa

the teen heartthrob toured with taylor swift this summer.rooms across america in this mcdonald's commercial. >> i can biscuit. i mean, fix it. >> reporter: more than 4 million twitter followers, say get well soon to the singer. on thursday, mahone announced that a mysterious illness had forced him to cancel his upcoming mtv artist to watch concert tour. >> we're hearing more and more about singers, professionals, who use their voice, to an extreme level and extreme degree. >> reporter: the singer instagraming this photo with the message, i've never felt so bad. this morning, mahone is recovering in a hospital after his representatives say, he had a 104-degree fever, blood clots in his throat and dehydration. >> in general, someone in the hospital for a high fever, dehydration, and a blood clot on the vocal chords is probably in a fair amount of pain. >> reporter: mahone wowed his fans with this preshow vma performance in august. and noted how quickly he's rocketed to music stardom. >> last summer, i was in my room. and now, i'm at the vmas.

carter world tour. but it hasn't been all work and no play.these pics from auckland, where she completed a free fall dive from the city's sky tower. that's a jump of more than 600 feet. pretty impressive. >> beyonce can look good in a harness. >> exactly. >> really, nobody else can wear it right. >> the harness, dan. >> i'm sure you'd look great. >> thank you. >> did i save myself? >> you did. >>> if you ever wondered what your pets are doing when you're not at home, this video could have the answer. this is dexter and gizmo. the owner says he couldn't figure out how his pets kept getting in and out of the kitchen. so, he set up a camera and posted what he discovered on youtube. >> wow. >> now, the cat looks to be the mastermind of the operation. but before our resident cat man, dan harris, starts getting cocky, we found another video of a dog that did the same thing. we have to defend the dog people. >> this is less complex. that cat has opposable thumbs. >> it looked like that cat didn't want to leave. the cat opened the door to let the dog

i mean these boy bands tour, you know, 98 degrees and all the rest of them. they should tour. they're 25, 23, and the youngest is 21. the oldests married to that girl danielle and they're on the reality show and they're expecting a baby so he doesn't have time really. one of e best things that could have happened to him is the tour canceled. i'm sure dani is happy he's home. to you, joe, i wish you well. and to your hot sober coach, hey. everybo everybody. we are only two weeks away from a scandalous new season of "the real housewives of atlanta." and just based on the clip because i've only seen the clip. i have not yet gotten the episode to really tell you about what's going on. but just based on the clip, it's going to be more dramatic than f. it's our "hot clip of the day." let's watch. >> i wish i could have the old one back. >> is that hot milk warm? >> did she offer you fellatio? >> i'm done. be real clear >> you rubbed each girl wrong. [ bleep ] [ bleep ] her with the [ bleep ]. i'll drag you in this [ bleep ]. >> wendy: you know it's going to be good when it ends in a

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every now and then, he might come out to help with an album, but touring, he doesn't do that anymore.ears would you guess that you and clarence to this together on the road? about eight years. tavis: that is a long time. how have you made the adjustment to not having him on the stage? >> when he passed me the torch, he said, this is your group now. he gave me some advice, of course. tavis: right. fun. said, you got to be you're not. [laughter] tavis: you've got to be firm with them because they will walk on you. you are a founding member. they can't walk on a founding member. you never know. these youngsters trying to walk on the fountain. speaking of youngsters, when you first joined the group, you were so young, in fact, that while you were part of the group, your mama wouldn't actually let you two are -- you tour. is that true? inwhen they left schooling 1944, they came to my house to pick me up, and my mom said, no, you can't have him. he's too young. he is not going. i had to catch up with them later on. tavis: how later was later on? >> it was late. [laughter] tavis: how did you

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on board tours offers night hop on hop off tour see the sites on national mal. the company been in business ate years. but suddenly crimes tough. business slowed down for last week. >> bus have not been full now that tourist realize the moon mements barricaded off and closed. our company tour guide so, history can't be shut down. i just think that by en of this pike we are going to have a real crisis. barbara heads dc claim better of commerce saying hearing restaurants and that hotel occupants see down. >> this horrible. for and i our elected officials should be spanked. because, they are acting like three-year-old. >> lang sent e-mail out 5,000 entrees in her data base telling them to send to their law maker on the hill. it express shock, at the shut down. calls on them to stop the madness, and lift debt ceiling. meanwhile, we heard common refrain. >> i just wink, power that would be figure this all out. and you know get us pwaublg to work stphrpt eu they are really holding things up. >> hoping guest back pay when shut down over. jamie andrews said she sure wor

it's not the tour du america. it's the tour de france. you know what i mean. why? he fooled some french people. ( laughter ) >> it's really not just about cheating in cycling. cheating in sports, you're right, it's not a crime in the u.s. but what this book is really about is the whole conspiracy around covering up for the cheating in that race. and all the people who sort of told the truth over the years and who were confronted with lawsuit, threats from lance and the people around him. i mean, that's really the story. >> stephen: so what did he do? how did he get away with this. he won seven times. how do you not get caught while you're doing it but get caught years later. >> that's what we found so amazing about the story. there were allegations that came out year after year, and somehow this thing kept secret, and he almost got away with it. if it weren't for a bunch of coincidences at the very end, i mean, he would have-- we never would have known about all of this. >> stephen: what was he actually doing to his body. this race thsh tour de france, one thing i'

it is actually called "would you like a tour." >> jimmy: that's the name of the tour.eling right there. >> that's grueling. how are we going to see each other? me and scarjo. >> jimmy: you guys are going to have to skype. >> scarlett: i'm sure we can figure it out. >> i'll buy the "bazaar" cover. >> scarlett: we can just skype like we normally do. >> jimmy: skype like you normally do. who do you have coming with you on tour? >> miguel. love miguel. >> jimmy: we love miguel. >> we have future. he's another rapper. >> jimmy: future. yeah, i love him. >> quest gave us a nod of approval. >> jimmy: miguel like prince. >> he's absolutely incredible. i mean, like there's a lot of people that, you know, there's certain aspects maybe of performance or there's things that maybe fall a bit, you know, as artists. he's like that guy that every single thing was just impeccable. performance as a person, musically, it's like incredible. he's like one of the most well rounded artists i've met. >> jimmy: he does those dances -- his dances frighten me a little bit. >> do it? can you do i

my kid didn't get to tour the white house? that is everybody's problwwwwwwwwwwwwwww >> jon: we are back. obamacare, obamacare insurance marketplace is open across the country today because, that caused a lot of confusion. jason jones reports. >> after years of arguing a presidential election, a supreme court ruling, 41 attempts at a congressional repeal and now a government shutdown, the healthcare debate comes down to two sides, the substance of obamacare supporters like anne phillip and the staunch conservatives like gina road den. >> we are offering quality affordable health korchls fork millions of americans across the country. >> obamacare is a ponzi scheme. >> there are over 41 million people who stand to benefit this fall with the new health insurance ooptions that are coming. obamacare, is bad for america. >> obamacare is more like obama doesn't care. >> this is all just coming down to phrases. >> republicans can explain it to you, we just can't understand it for you. >> well that is very condescending. >> with only th

the scenes during these rehearsals. ♪ king of pop getting set for what was to have been his comeback tour jackson's last dance. he died days after this. >> katherine jackson vs. aeg live. >> reporter: the question, did concert promoter aeg live bear any responsibility for michael jackson's death? >> did aeg live hire dr. conrad murray? answer, yes. >> my name is greg. juror six. >> reporter: the jury ruled in favor of aeg. >> as far as the case, this was a difficult decision for us to make. >> reporter: the foreman acknowledging it might not go down well with the king of pop's fans. >> we reached a verdict that we understand not everybody is going to agree with. it has been an exhausting five months and an extremely stressful last three or four days. >> reporter: this civil case, a wrongful death lawsuit following up on the criminal case. >> we, the jury find the defendant, conrad robert murray guilty. >> reporter: in 2011, a different jury found jackson's doctor guilty of involuntary manslaughter. he is now behind bars. it was conrad murray who administered the fatal dose of hospital gra

oh, time to kill ben laden again. >> jonas brothers cancelled their upcoming tour.cancelled their upcoming tour. >> christopher columbus's ship lacked proper sanitation, thus making them the first carnival cruise ship. >> first of all, he thought he was coming to india. secondly, what did he discover? there were already people here. like crashing your car through the door after starbucks and saying you discovered coffee. >> a new restaurant here in new york that doesn't let customers talk to each other during their meals. yeah. when he heard that, obama and republicans were like, table for 200, please. >> sugar and spice and everything fall. here is a list of foods you crave the most this season. pumpkin. apple cider. ginger snaps. chili. why choose land o' lakes butter in half sticks? it's pre-measured. fresh tasting. and it's only from land o' lakes. too small. too soft. too tasty. [ both laugh ] [ male announcer ] introducing progresso's new creamy alfredo soup. inspired by perfection. [ female announcer ] at 100 calories, not all food choices add up. some are gi

his tour bus hit and killed a man. albert kennedy walked out in the middle of the roadway and was hit by the bus. his family stating quote in all of the years i have been touring and all of the miles we have driven nothing prepares for you for something like this to happen. i am praying for albert kennedy's family and friends today. no charges were filed. >>> officer spotted jail escapees 20 miles from the jail. >> they paid for their stuff they walked out. the cops were out there one stopped dropped his stuff the other one took off down the alley. >> the four broke free climbing out of a trapdoor above the shower. at this hour the two suspects remain still at large. >>> two florida girls go to court today for allegedly bullying 12-year-old rebecca is heed is heed wig soe /* /- sedwick so badly she took her life. she jumped to her death last month after police say she was tormented in person and on-line for nearly a year. >>> another person has been hurt by a fair ride at the north carolina state fair. this just four-d

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murray, who was seat creditly in debt, was under pressure to perform to get jackson ready for the tourorm i don't get paid. there's an inherent conflict of interest. >> reporter: if there was any doubt whatsoever, the jackson family lawyer said this e-mail proved otherwise. in it an aeg producer expressed frustration with murray, allowing jackson to miss rehearsals. >> we need to remind dr. murray it's aeg, not m.j., that's paying him. >> reporter: questioned about that e-mail under oath, aeg executives backpedalled furiously. >> i don't remember. >> i don't remember. >> i don't remember. >> all they would say, truthfully, is i don't remember the e-mail. he said he was getting hundreds of e-mails a day. >> reporter: aeg's lawyer argued murray was jackson's private doctor. only murray and his famous patient had any idea about the nature of his treatment behind closed doors. >> aeg live never would have agreed to finance this tour if it knew mr. jackson was playing russian roulette every night in his bedroom. >> reporter: aeg argued michael jackson alone is to blame for what happened. >>

since then it's a symbol of victory over france. >> i follow yves' running commentary on a trabi tourberlin that takes me past historic landmarks, including the berliner mauer east side gallery, a colorful piece of the berlin wall. >> in 1990 you had the first and last democratically elected government of eastern germany, who invited 180 artists to come to eastern berlin, and as a symbol of reunification, these artists painted these pictures you see on the wall. 1.5 kilometers long, so it's really the longest piece that's still in existence in berlin nowadays. >> there's our trabi. >> again, yes. >> coming through the wall. it says "test the rest." >> yeah. >> you know, this is terrific significance of the trabi is its historic importance here in berlin. >> that's ri

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