one of the prime witnesses is tyler hamilton. ehind closed doors, hamilton has told a story that may change the history of sports. over the years, some former teammates have accused armstrong of doping. but, it's been said in professional cycling, that if tyler hamilton broke his silence, then the full story of the legendary u.s. postal team would be known. hamilton does that now, in public, for the first time. >> tyler hamilton: well, i just told my family for the first time four days ago about all this. it was brutal, was the first time, really, i confided in them and then told them the whole story, you know, starting from the first... from the first time i doped till to up through... up through the end. >> pelley: tyler hamilton always denied doping until this moment. he's an olympic gold medallist 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. >> hamilton: if i cou

former tour de france teammate tyler hamilton. in an interview to air this sunday on "60 minutes," hamilton tells correspondent scott pelley about his-- and armstrong's-- repeated use of banned substances, including the blood- boosting drug e.p.o. >> you saw lance armstrong inject e.p.o.? >> yeah, like we all did. like i did many, many times. >> reporter: on his web site-- factsforlance.com-- armstrong tore into hamilton, calling him "a confessed liar in search of a book deal." but it turns out the six-month- long "60 minutes" investigation into armstrong is anchored in far more than the on-camera accounts of hamilton and another former u.s. postal teammate, frankie andreu. instead, this sunday's report by pelley breaks major new ground based on evidence tied to an ongoing federal grand jury investigation of armstrong in los angeles. >> it appears the federal investigation, with its subpoenas and sworn grand jury testimony, has broken cycling's code of silence. we don't know how many u.s. postal riders were using performance-enhanc

like i did many, many times. >> tyler hamilton -- >> hamilton's own cycling career crashed in a messy drug scandal. today, armstrong is under investigation by a federal grand jury in los angeles with no end on that in sight. >> lance armstrong said on twitter this morning, 20-plus year career, 500 drug controls worldwide, in and out of competition, never a failed test. i rest my case. >> chris? >> with that being said, i believe tyler hamilton, these accusations have been leveed before for years. >> but tyler is unique having covered the tour for five years, he is one of the most respected riders ever. an american who was a part of lance's inner circle, rode with lance, one of his lieutenants, was in a position to provide eyewitness first-hand accounts. tyler didn't come willingly. he was subpoenaed to the grand jury to testify and "60" was able to get him on camera. >> what do you think as far as a reaction from lance armstrong? we see a tweet. >> this is just beginning. on the court, he was known for his ability to attack. he will attack anybody that questions his credibility. he wi

tyler hamilton said he also witnessed armstrong taking these drugs. other stars have made similar crimes. armstrong calms him a confessed liar searching for a book deal. >>> coming up at 5:00, take a look at this, this is one of the pictures released by the supreme court and the -- on the conditions in the prison. you will see more than these and why one justice said the move could lead to a grim roster of victims. that's all on the next newscast, the channel 2 news at 5:00. thanks for watching. have a great day.

brother to him, this is one of his confidants, a revelation comes after another former teammate tyler hamiltonaid he also used performance enhancing drugs with armstrong. many of his teammates have had to testify before a federal grand jury investigating doping in cycling. that is why this is coming out now, armstrong is a seventh time to fort-de-france champion. he said that he is never used performance enhancing drugs. i'm grant @ kron4 news. >> we have a programming change to tell you about dr. phil is moving time slots that change begins on monday may 30th and we'll be right back. [ woman ] everybody's looking for deals these days, and i'm not talking about saving a dollar off shampoo or two-for-one tacos or something. i'm talking about paying less -- every month. like this deal. [ female announcer ] call today and get the fastest internet for the price -- just $14.95 a month for 12 months with select services. no home phone service required. plus get access to the entire at&t national wi-fi network at no extra cost. [ woman ] with at&t, i'm surfing at hot spots all over town. ♪ i'm downlo

the latest allegation comes from tyler hamilton.rneys for armstrong point out the champ actually passed nearly 500 drug tests during a career that spanned two decades. and this actually follows a year ago. a teammate, another man, made a similar accusation that the team that armstrong had used performance-enhancing drugs and now this. >> his whole career really but he's really one the most tested athletes in sports because he's been so challenged about his ability to do these tour de frances, it's been amazing. >> to me if you pass 500 tests what more do you need to do? but i mean -- >> are they doing things that are not detectible, that's the question. >>> moving on to other news. a fugitive wallaby has been spotted all over a coastal area of western england has been caught. >> this giant marsupial first showed up in jan cooper's garden earlier this week. she managed to grab some pictures before the beast, so to speak, scampered over her fence. >> our friends at the bbc tell us that an off-duty firefighter finally managed to rugby

his friend and former teammate tyler hamilton tells "60 minutes" this weekend that armstrong completedgal performance- enhancing drug known as epo. armstrong has always denied using drugs and has pass test. the full interview will air sunday night here on cbs on "60 minutes." >>> it is 5:21. the bay area boy making it big on the internet. what you're going to see when you log onto google this morning. >> doodle for google. >> the schwarzeneggers moving closer to divorce. the high-profile name maria shriver just hired and his husband's big decision about his acting career. ,,,,,,,, the bay area -- a place with natural beauty and a forward thinking spirit. at bank of america, we've been fueling economic growth here for over a century. today we're investing in innovations that will define our future. every day, we're working to help set opportunity in motion. from financing a solar project for the milpitas school district to funding the institute at golden gate. because when you're giving, lending, and investing in more communities across the country, more opportunities happen. well mainl

tyler hamilton made the revealations in an interview with 60 minutes. armstrong won the tour every year from 1999 through 2005. he has long denied doping and never failed a drug test. hamilton says armstrong took a blood booster called epo before the race in 2000 and 2001. >>> a construction project in san francisco rattled a few nerves today. the vibrations that you may have felt were caused by a giant crane that drove four sets of massive steel pilings to the foot of pier 15. and we certainly felt it here in the building. most retailers nearby don't seem to mind the noise as long as it creates new business for the area. >> they can make as much noise as they like as far as i'm concerned as long as they get it done quickly. >> the piles are separating the piers from the land. really an important event for stablizing the new building. >> absolutely. and that new explore is scheduled to open in 2012. >>> james johnson recently moved to the bay area from wisconsin. his mother says he is schizophrenic and has not taken his medication. if you see him you ar

floyd landis, tyler hamilton, and george hincappy once teammates with lance armstrong, all three of themnvestigators that the seven-time champion is a cheater. >> yes, he doped himself, like everybody else. >> reporter: a former armstrong ally, tyler hamilton, tells "60 minutes" the same thing he told the panel. he saw armstrong use performance-enhancing drugs when they raced together. >> i saw a blood transfusion. >> reporter: it matches the story another former armstrong teammate, floyd an dis, told abc news last year. it was landis who put authorities on the trail of armstrong. did you see lance getting transfusions? >> yes. >> reporter: more than once? is. >> yes, multiple times. >> reporter: armstrong denies ever using performance-enhancing drugs. he has a website that refutes the claims. according to "60 minutes." one man with a great record in spot told the panel that armstrong used performance-enhancing drugs. armstrong's attorneys call reports of his testimony unreliable. the stakes are extremely high. this is not just a doping case. investigators are looking into fraud and drug

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

claims have been made against seven time tour de france winner lance armstrong former teammate tyler hamilton has accused him of taking performance enhancing drugs e.p.o. during the nine hundred ninety nine talk he made the claims during an interview on the c.b.s. program sixty minutes and said he and armstrong seen here used e.p.o. while they were riding for the u.s. postal team armstrong won seven tour de france titles between nine hundred ninety nine and two thousand and five but has always denied taking performance enhancing drugs and has never failed a drug test unlike thailand once and it was banned for two years in two thousand and five a federal investigation is ongoing though into allegations of doping by the u.s. postal team. now the french open is just a few days away and one of russia's main hopes seems to be peaking at the right time world number three it is only the over reaching the semi's of the brussels open i need to just forty seven minutes to power past the world number twenty eight alexander who've taken the first and the second six one and the last four she will face chi

individually, it's easy to pick apart an individual like tyler hammilto hamilton. ler has said corroborates what other people have said and what other people will say. and what we say in our story, it's time to move on to the question of whether lance doped and try to tackle the more complex question of what his legacy is. he's this great anti-cancer evangelist and still is one of the greatest bike racers to ever level. >> but the bottom line is, if he supposedly doped as often as some of these witnesses say, why was he never caught? >> there's lots of people that were never caught. >> you said in the time, the people that finished in the top seven, many of them caught cheating, but not lance? >> some of it's just luck, some of it's smarter preparation than other people. my own feeling that even though 41 out of 70 were convicted or admitted, that the number's higher than that. >> you say there's a new era, a clean era? >> yesterday in california, at the tour of california, an american named chris horner, who everyone widely believes is clean, won that race. so i th

good to see you this morning. >> hi, chris. >> we just heard the "60 minutes" piece, tyler hamilton, at least two others coming out, testifying before a grand jury that lance did, in fact, use performance-enhancing drugs. is this evidence now credible enough that he finally needs to say, you know what, i did do it? >> it certainly -- the fact that tyler is corroborating floyd, both of them independently have some credibility problems. the fact that they're both saying the same thing is pretty damaging to lance. the news about george hincapie is probably more damaging than tyler. >> we also heard from frankie andrew that he noticed teammates in the armstrong era all getting faster. it was very, very difficult to compete with competitors who were using epo, and other performance-enhancing drugs. was it one of those elements where you just did, in order to keep up, you've got to shoot up, that type of mentality? >> sure. the best that could be said, he was the champion of a dirty era. we looked at the top ten finishers of all seven tours he won. 41 out of 70 have been convicted of dopin

claims have been made and seven time tour de france winner lawns armstrong fourteen one time tyler hamilton has accused him of taking the performance enhancing drug e.p.o. during the nine hundred ninety nine saw how also made the claims during an interview on the c.b.s. program sixty minutes and said he and on strong seen here used e.p.o. while they were writing for the u.s. postal same armstrong won seven tour de france. titles between one hundred ninety nine and two thousand and five but has always denied taking performance and johnson drugs and has never failed a drugs test unlike how wilson who was found at sea is in two thousand and five another former teammate floyd landis made similar allegations a year ago a federal investigation into alleged doping by the u.s. postal team is now trying going. streets on through to france where not alberto contador doping case will be heard at the court of arbitration for sport next month and cycling's governing body is challenging khan to those acquittal on doping charges by spanish authorities in february tribunals accepted contador as defense tha

tyler hamilton, a former teammate, tells "60 minutes" that he saw armstrong use a blood-boosting drugalled epo. he claims it happened before and 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. >> armstrong's lawyer says hamilton is an admitted liar in search of a book deal, and armstrong himself tweeted this message, "20-year career, never failed a test. i rest my case." >>> the mother of a boy found dead along a road in maine has now told her lawyer she would like to be with her son in heaven. julianne mccrery has been ordered held without bond on second degree murder charges. she reportedly told police that she gave her child an overdose of cough syrup before leaving his body beside the road. >>> and dramatic dash cam video from south carolina. a suspected shoplifter fought with an officer after getting pulled over and jumped behind the wheel of the cruiser and sped off reaching 120 miles per hour. he eventually crashed into a truck then slammed into a tree and a fence. the suspect faces a

lance armstrong and former teammate tells tyler hamilton tells "60 minutes" that lance armstrong cheatedy using epo. armstrong has always denied using drugs and has passed every drug test. the full interview airs this sunday on "60 minutes." >>> doctors are asking women to go easy on the makeup before mris. it turns out that a common mascara ingredient iron oxide can create dark blotches on the x-rays. those blotches can be misinterpreted as melanoma. and it's a problem not limited to mascara. >> people that you might have to be concerned about with are the patients with eyeliner and eye shadow tatoos. >> radiologists realize it's not cancer but patients may have to come back and take the mri again. >>> ronald mcdonald not going anywhere. >> staying put. that's the latest from the restaurant's ceo firing back at a campaign to get rid of their beloved mascot. jim skinner told shareholders yesterday that it's all about choice leaving it up to the parents to decide if mcdonald's food is healthy for their kids. he blasted claims by health professionals who called for the clown's resignation.

appearing tonight in a televised interview, admitted doper tyler hamilton said he witnessed armstrong injecting himself with performance enhancing drugs. he said they both used the drug during the summer tour de france races. armstrong's attorneys is dismissing the claims and that he is merely trying to sell a book. and armstrong writes in part, never failed a drug test. i rest my case. >> it's rare to get a glimpse inside the mind of a convicted child molester. going to that dark place can shine a light on how he thinks and how he chose his victim. tonight we look in deputy at what sex crime investigators want every parent to know. >> it was a temptation. somehow it just happened. i didn't stop it. >> reporter: he agreed to tell us about his crime as long as we kept him in shadow. this man left prison three weeks ago after serving time for molesting a 12-year-old boy multiple times. >> his parents trusted you completely. >> yes. >> all the people think it will be the garridos. world. >> reporter: he has more than a deck aufd experience catching the predators who target children. what

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

tyler hamilton has admitted to using performance-enhancing drugs and saw armstrong use a blood beefortde france races. >>> it continues its trek south. this stage is a 15-mile individual time trialed is expected to be a decisive day of the race. >>> yesterday's stage five was the longest leg of the race. riders headed 140 miles. peter saggen won this stage but american chris horner still has the overall lead. >>> san francisco mayor ed lee said the 100th running of bet tai -- beta breakers was a success. he says police reported fewer calls for service than in prior years. there were 25 arrests, most for public intoxication. the mayor's office said more than 25,000 pounds of trash were removed from the race. there were almost 38,000 pounds last year. >> the race for the republican presidential nomination is about to get crowded. sources close to former governor tim pawlenty said he will officially announce his bid for the white house on monday. that will be announced in mon-- announced in iowa. this follows official announcements from newt gingrich and texas congressman ron paul. >>> at

tyler hamilton will get a lot of publicity this week and particularly when the 60 minutes internet videoarmstrong for using performance enhancing drugs. he said he also did. he handed in the 2004 olympic gold medal after denying the allegations, the 4 year-old and finally admitted he had dough during his career. he said he may not shove all over lance armstrong, most of the top bicycle riders are using some form of performance enhancing strokes. >>pam: he talked about that a lot of the radio this morning. >>gary: yes, on flights to do a search for those here at kron who used performance enhancing drugs. >> (laughter) >>pam: alright carry we will look for you at kron 4 news at eleven. right after the grapes stay with us. ♪ [ woman ] this icelandic mud was working wonders on my skin. but if it was going to do the same for my spa, i had to figure out a way to get it back to the states. so i called my citibank small business expert. he got me a line of credit to make it happen and even improved my cash flow. now, my spa has more business than ever. ...and so does our cleaning crew. [ male an

his former teammate tyler hamilton is the late toast claim that armstrong was blood doping.his attorney says he -- armstrong's attorney says hamilton is lying to sell a book. >>> peter sag get in the green. chris warner maintains his 1:15 lead. >> thanks, larry. >> that is this edition of abc 7 news. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm carolyn johnson. for larry beil and spencer christian, thanks for joining us. >> we appreciate your time as always. always. hope to see you here again at wow, you look great! thanks! it's this new wish yourself thin program. i just wish it and it happens. it's probably those fiber one bars you're eating. i know they help me stick to my diet. the bars are 90 calories and the fiber helps you feel full. 90 calories and high fiber. so that's why this diet thing is working. but it's weird because my wish for lorenzo came true. [ male announcer ] fiber one 90 calorie bars. hungry no. results yes. captioned by closed captioning services, inc. this is "jeopardy!" today's contestants are an attorney for a nonprofit, originally from spokane, washington... a deli cle

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tyler hamilton claims he was blood doping.er says hamilton is lying because he wants to sell a book. >>> longest stage of the race. great finish. the final 100-yards. coming down. peter sagget comes from behind to win the stage right there. by finishing 11th chris warner maintains his 1:15 lead. >>> good day for a rally. >> five hour ride. >> relaxing. >> thanks, larry. that is this edition of abc 7 news at 9:00. for larry beil and spencer christian

tyler hamilton just duped the cbs evening news, "60 minutes" and scott peley all in one fell swoop. ng to make money by writing a book and now he has completely changed the stouffery he has always told before so that he could do so. greed and a hunger for publicity cannot change the facts. lance armstrong is the most tested athlete in the history of sports. he has passed nearly 500 tests over 20 years of competition. >>> jason giambi is a former a.l. mvp. now at the age of 40 he's mostly riding the bench for the colorado rockies, but todd helton had a sore back so giambi took the call in last night's game in philadelphia and he answered right away. top of the first, two runners on, he takes kyle kendrick keep to right field for a three hef run shot. back up in the third he sends another pitch into the right field seats. a two-run homer this time. now top of the fifth, he sends a third shot right out of the park, another two-run homer. giambi becomes the second oldest player in mlb history to hit three home runs in a game. he drives in all seven of colorado's runs. the rockies win. >>

tyler hamilton told cbs he saw armstrong inject this drug epo before the 1999, 2000, and 2001 tour de france races. he has never been known to fail a drug test. hamilton first made the allegations after subpoenaed by a grand jury to testify about his and other athletes use of performance enhancing drugs. >>> angry senators grilled bay area executives from apple, google, and facebook today in washington, d.c. about cell phone privacies. as our washington bureau told us that they are using personal information to make a boat load of money. >> if you are freaked out about peeping toms tracking your every move, congress is just as worried, especially since the company is represented by these people and they have recently been caught invading our policies. now, apple stored iphone customer locations in a secret file without their knowledge. google collected personal data from unsecured wifi networks while snapping photos for the street view map and facebook faces allegations that their apps leaked personal data to third parties. >> a lot of people are making money that they collect. >> app

tyler hamilton says he saw armstrong take performance enhancing drugs. strong, the seven time tour de france winner denies it and never tested positive. >>> sharks have their backs up against the wall this morning. they are down three games to one against the ka nuks. they lost yesterday, 4-2. they needed to win it. in fact, they need to win tomorrow in vancouver to stay alive. the game starts at 6:00 p.m. we are all watching. of course rooting them on. i want to check the forecast this week. some change in the works. i want to check in with christina. >> yes, we have change in the works. let's start with the full weather story to show you what you have in store for you this week. we are going to start out nice and mild. we dip a little bit wednesday toward 65 degrees or 68 degrees by thursday. we have rain on the way towards wednesday. basically, if you need to get you out doors, thursday. this is what we are looking at. if you are getting ready to leave, give yourself plenty of time. we have really gusty winds out there this morning and patchy fog deve

. >>> and number one, american cyclist tyler hamilton is the second teammate lance armstrong to accusece enhancing substances. he said he saw armstrong inject a few hours ago. he tweet add 20-plus year career, 500 drug controls worldwide, in and out of competition, never a failed test. i rest my case. the average strong story is big in the u.s. a lot of talk on the nba playoffs too. we're going to tell you more about that. >> it is honors eave and a show june between dallas maverick and objection. the thunder won game two in dallas on thursday. dirk nowitzki and dallas hoping to extend their seven-game po post-winning stream. kevin durant and oklahoma city had other ideas. they were up nine until durant's drive over brendon hayward. he got a foul. a three-point play cuttinging into the mavs' lead. he had a big night leading the team with 24 points. dallas still had the lead toward the end of the third quarter but it was down to tleechl james harden changed that. he pulled up, nailed a string and got two. a four-point play. oklahoma has taken the lead. hand pulling up and draining the j

tyler hamilton also said he personally saw armstrong taking banned drugs. other racing stars have made similar claims. armstrong's website is calling hamilton and i'm quoting now a confessed liar searching for a book deal. armstrong has denied taking banned drugs and never tested positive. >>> two more ships in the suisun bay are on the way out today. the clamp and the bolster expected to leave at 8:00 thousands morning. they were built for the navy around world war ii. they are the 22nd and 23rd ship to leave. they will be first taken to san francisco where they will be cleaned. then they will be moved to texas and taken apart for recycling. >>> coming up on 7:00. let's check back in with sal for a look at the commute. >> things are a getting a little busier. we've had a decent day. the bay bridge seems to be a nice commute. we just heard from our crew arriving a the the alameda fairy that they have arrived there so we will get more details and pictures of this barge that has been broken for the alameda fairy. let's take a look quickly 880 oakland moves al

. >>> lance armstrong's friend and former teammate tyler hamilton tells "60 minutes" that armstrong cheatedy using illegal performance enhancing drug known as e.p.o. >> i saw it in his fridge. i saw him inject it more than one time. >> you saw lance armstrong inject e.p.o.? >> yes, like we all did. like i did many, many times. >> armstrong has always denied using drugs and has passed every test. the full interview says this sunday on "60 minutes." >>> tour du california. some getting an asphalt look at the race course. blaming the wind for that crash. that looked ugly. capturing the stage victory and the kisses. but it is chris horner who has the yellow jersey and remains the race leader. >>> it is never too late to find your niche. just ask one east bay woman who had never competed in track and field until college. >> nice job. nice. >> reporter: that's one of california's top junior college runners in the 400-meter hurdles.. dominic barry. she always has a question for her coach. >> am i an athlete. >> reporter: she is new to track & field. her high school didn't have a track team and whe

tyler hamilton says he personally witnessed armstrong taking banned drugs.have made similar claims. armstrong's website calls him a confessed lier searching far book deal. armstrong has denied taking drugs and never tested positive. >>> the sharks are in a must win situation for the playoff game in vancouver. the canucks now one game away from advancing to the stanley cup finals after beating the sharks 4-2 in game four yesterday. vancouver scored three goals in two minutes. they had a two man advantage soon. now watching the canuck fans rejoice at the tank it was hard on the san jose faithful buff they say they are not giving up hope yet. >> we have been on the ropes before. i think this team plays better when they are behind when they are the under dog. i believe we will win game seven. >> okay. game five tomorrow night in vancouver. the sharks have to also win the next two games after that. the game six and seven would be split between the two cities. the san francisco giants swept the first bay bridge series of the year. they beat the oakland a's yesterd

road with him on all 7 tour defrance victories during a 60 minute interview, another teammate tyler hamilton alleges he saw armstrong do illegal performance enhancer drugs known as epo. >> 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. >> armstrong has always denied using drugs and past every drug test even tweeted about it thursday. hamilton's full interview airs tonight on 60 minutes, watch it at 7:00 p.m. cbs 5. >>> professional athletes like armstrong are always under intense pressure to perform be faster than competitors and pressure comes from the fans, coaches and themselves question is when do they cross the line. joining us to talk about this dr. jamie williams also a former tight end with the san francisco 49ers currently athletic director for academy of arts university here in san francisco. good morning. >> good morning. >> you were a professional athlete and a coach now what is the line between enhancing, nutritional enhancers and drugs and chemica

armstrong continues to deny any legal doping, attack being former teammate tyler hamilton who accuses him on "60 minutes" as not credible. but right now, lance armstrong is in the biggest mess of his life. >> lance armstrong! >> reporter: true to form, when threatened by rival riders, or his now-damning doping accusations, lance armstrong went on the offensive. his current target, a six-month "60 minutes" investigation from correspondent scott pelley, set to air this sunday. one of its most startling new claims, that three ex-teammates of armstrong have provided sworn testimony to a federal grand jury in los angeles that they witnessed the seven-time tour de france champion taking performance-enhancing drugs. >> it appears the federal investigation, with its subpoenas and sworn grand jury testimony, has broken cycling's code of silence. we don't know how many u.s. postal riders were using performance-enhancing drugs. but we have learned that it at least three have told federal authorities they used banned substances, and witnessed armstrong using them, too. one of those riders is arms

his ex-teammate tyler hamilton said he saw armstrong inject himself with a banned drug epo. >> what didlly witness? >> uhm....... i mean, i -- i saw it in his refrigerator. you know? i saw him inject it more than one time. >> you saw lance armstrong inject e po? [ pause ] >> yeah, like we all did. like i did many, many times. >> armstrong has repeatedly denied using illegal drugs. >> 6:41. a secret tip from inside osama bin laden's compound. who his wives believe led navy seals right to him. >> we're still here so obviously the world didn't end over the weekend. what that bay area preacher who called it is saying about his faulty predictions, coming up. >>> stock market opening about 10 minutes ago. let's check the early numbers. already down almost 155 points. a lot of instability with the markets in europe. coming up we are going to get an update from jason brooks with kcbs and cbsmoneywatch.com. ,, i know you're worried about making your savings last and having enough income when you retire. that's why i'm here -- to help come up with a plan and get you on the right path. i have more

. >> tyler hamilton, his former teammate will be on "60 minutes" this sunday talking about, obviouslyg his book and talking about how he not only did performance enhancing drugs himself, but he did it to win his other titles. >> turn quickly and let our viewers have an update on something we discovered here. the young nhl player that was found dead not too long ago. what was the cause? >> it is one of the situations because it is unfortunate and it is a 28-year-old player and he had a lot ahead of him. he had a concussion, five months ago, taken out of the game and from there he was prescribed pain killers. his parents released a statement, i guess we're wrapping. they're telling me to wrap. bottom line is medical investigation is a combination of pain killers and alcohol. any case proves to be deadly when you're talking about an athlete, an actor. if you get prescribed medications, don't be your own doctor. when they say take two, take two. >> 28-year-old man had a lot ahead of him. >> derrick boogaard is who we were talking about.

now, former teammate tyler hamilton has told cbs news that he saw armstrong inject the blood booster e.p.o., and he said he used it himself. hamilton said it happened during the 1999 tour, and before the 2000 and 2001 races. armstrong quickly denied the charge and said, again, he has never failed a drug test. the professional wrestler known as randy "macho man" savage died today in a car crash in florida. his gaudy get-ups and flamboyant style helped make him a star-- and pro wrestling a national phenomenon-- in the 1980s. he was known for rivalries with the likes of hulk hogan and ricky steamboat. at his death, randy savage was 58 years old. on wall street, stocks finished a third straight week of losses. the dow jones industrial average fell 93 points to close just over 12,512. the nasdaq dropped 20 points to close at 2,803. for the week, the dow was down more than half a percent; the nasdaq lost nearly 1%. those are some of the day's major stories. now, back to jim. >> lehrer: now, margaret warner wraps up a week of reporting from bahrain, that small but strategic persian gulf nat

. >> here we have one day after tyler hamilton, a former teammate, claimed that lance armstrong usedng drugs during his career. now "6 0 minutes" is testifying that george hincapie said not only did lance armstrong take performance-enhancing drugs, but he saw him taking drugs before a race. george hincapie ran alongside him during his seven tour de france wins. he doesn't have character issues much like floyd landes slandess. >> why is this coming up now? >> these people are talking to a federal grand jury, and according to "6 0 minutes," they're saying this is what george hincapie told the grand jury during testimony. now george is saying he never spoke to "60 minutes" and he has no idea where they got their information, and because of the federal investigation, he can't comment. lance armstrong has strongly denied all along these cheating allegations, saying he's taken 500 drug tests and all of those tests have come back clean. >> i heard them debating about this on espn. they said nobody wants to believe that lance armstrong could do this. he's done so much good, raised so much mo

tyler hamilton says he personally watched armstrong taking banned drugs.some other stars have made similar crimes. armstrong has long denied taking banned drugs and has never tested positive. >>> the stars were out in las vegas for the 2011 billboard music awards. >>> artist of the year -- get up here, bieber! [ cheers ] >> that's just one of eight awards that 17-year-old justin bieber took home. "baby" is reportedly the most- watched clip of all time on youtube, with a whopping 500 billion views. >>> two more ships in the suisun bay mothball fleet are on their way out. the two are the 22nd and 23rd ships to leave suisun bay. they were built around the end of world war ii. the ships were first be moved to san francisco. that's where they will be cleaned and then they will go to texas and be broken apart for recycling. >>> well, who live in a small southern california desert town says their town stinks. a smell near the salten sea in independent deosh -- independent yowant the smell reduced by the end of the month. >>> more than 150 local law enforcement ag

this time it's tyler hamilton who also admits to doping. he tells "60 minutes" he saw armstrong use the blood-boosting drug epo during and before various tour de frances. he tweeted this "20 plus year career, never a failed test, i rest my case." >>> could be a tense meeting at the white house today between president obama and israeli's prime minister benjamin netanyahu. thursday president obama called on israel to give up land it gained in the 1967 six-day war to make peace with the palestinians. netanyahu called the idea indefensible. >>> a wild ride for a suspected shoplifter in south carolina. he attacked an officer as you can see here who pulled him over then actually jumped behind the wheel of the cruiser and he was off. he hit up to 120 miles an hour, yeah, before slamming there into a landscaping truck. he did survive the crash. he will also face multiple charges. >>> and finally, talk about one multitasking mom. take a look at this. tiffany goodwin snagging a foul pop and that's her 8-month-old son. it's a richmond flying squirrels

lance armstrong, the former teammate scott tyler hamilton speaking out.ourage, promoted and took part in a build--doping drug, epo and blood trans fusion. he has never tested positive in 500 tests. >> after a riot in san quentin altininvolving 200 inmates. they stopped the role of these prisoners. with pepper spray. they found 10 hand made weapons. the cars are all fine, no word of what sparked. >> the supreme court is and requiring california to cut its--the security guards are falling at a san quentin after that brutal outbreak. >> the court is requesting california transfer 30,000 inmates. at their prison population is 142 k. the current limit is 110 candy. for health concerns, that will have to be reduced to- 11 110,000, which is the lament. levitt.which is the lete limit >> welcome back. >> a 4 month old missing infant has been found in southern california. four month old randy diego, from right outside of brentwood, the paternal grandmother abducted the baby. according to the cousin, she drove overnight from contra costa county, to southern los ange