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in an interview, armstrong's former teammate tyler hamilton details what he saw lance armstrong do. >> he took what we all took. really no difference between lance armstrong and the majority of us. there was cpo. there was testosterone. and i did see a blood transfusion. >> now, armstrong maintained his innocence then and with these new charges saying in a statement i have never doped and unlike many of my accusers, i have competed as an endurance athlete for 25 years with no spike in performance, passed 500 drug tests and never failed one. >> all right. thank you. >>> now we're talking about growing body parts in the lab. it is no longer science fiction. in tonight's health alert, how stem cells are part of this picture. in this case, a 10-year-old girl in sweden had a severe vein blockage to her liver. the doctors took a vein from a cadaver, stripped it and used stem cells from the bone marrow to grow millions more to cover the vein. it saved her from needing a liver transplant. she doesn't need anti-rejection drugs either. the team says this is the future of tissue engineering maki

tyler hamilton is one witness who came forward. >> i did see a transfusion, a blood transfusion. >> he told "60 minutes" he saw armstrong use drugs during the 1999 tour de france. >> really no difference between lance armstrong and the majority of the them. >> the armstrong claims there is a difference between him and the cyclists who were busted using drugs. he says i have competed as an endurance athlete for 25 years with no spike in performance. passed more than 500 drug tests and never failed one. armstrong faces a possible lifetime ban from the sport. as of now, he's banned from triathalons where he's competed since he retired from cycling. >> thank you, susan. >>> the prosecution in jerry sandusky's child molestation case could wrap up arguments tomorrow. three more alleged victims testified yesterday, one identified as victim number 10. he said he was sexually abused and he was threatened if he told anybody he'd never see his family again. the former penn state football coach is charged with molesting ten boys over a 15-year period. he denies the charges. >>> government forces h

tyler hamilton is one witness who came forward. >> i did see a blood transfusion. >> reporter: he told 60 minutes he saw armstrong use drugs during the 1999 tour de france. >> really no difference between lance armstrong and the majority of -- [ inaudible ] >> reporter: armstrong claims there is a difference between him and the cyclists who were busted using drugs. he says i have competed as an endurance athlete for 25 years with no spike in performance. passed more than 500 drug tests and never failed one. susan mcginnis, cbs news, washington. >> lance armstrong retired from cycling in 2011. he's been competing as a triathlete since then but he will not be allowed in those competitions while there is an open drug investigation. >>> federal prosecutors in north carolina say they plan to drop all charges against john edwards. the former senator's trial on corruption charges ended in a hung jury on all but one count last month. edwards was eventually acquitted on the final charge. prosecutors say they will not seek a new trial. >>> the man accused of killing three people near auburn univ

one of the former riders who's given evidence is tyler hamilton, the subject of minute a "60 minutes" report on doping inside the u.s. postal service team tell me what you saw in terms of what lance armstrong took in performance-enhancing drugs. >> he took what we all took. really no difference between lance armstrong and i'd say the majority of the team. there was e.p.o., there was testosterone. and i did see a transfusion, a blood transfusion. >> reporter: in addition to armstrong, the anti-doping agency sent charging letters to five other members of armstrong's teams. the anti-doping agency letter alleges that all were engaged in a conspiracy to administer banned drugs and to cover up their effects during random drug tests. the anti-doping agency also alleges there was a campaign of witness intimidation to cover up the doping program. armstrong has always insisted that he's never used banned substances and he often points out that he's never failed a drug test. >> we got nothing to hide, we know that. everybody knows that. we've... we've proven time in and time out that we're clean

tyler hamilton is one witness who came forward. >> i saw a good transfusion. >> he told 60 minutes hew armstrong use drugs during the 1999 tour de france. >> really no difference between lance armstrong and the majority of the people. >> armstrong claims there is a difference between him and the cyclists who were busted using drugs. he said i have competed as an endurance athlete for 25 years with no spike in performance, passed more than 500 drug tests and never failed one. >> armstrong has been competing since late last night. he will not be allowed in those competitions because there is an open drug investigation concerning him. >>> this area is in the spotlight for another reason this morning. it is one of the hottest industries in this country, hot sauce sales are up 150%. jeff gloer has been in baltimore tasting the hottest sauce. he's been talking to the ceo of blare's. you can see that story on cbs this morning on wjz 13 from 7:00 to 9:00. >>> the oriels are looking to extend their winning streak to five games when they play the pirates again tonight. jake areta filling in las

lawyers respond to usada and, best case scenario, in some of these cases like with floyd landis or tyler hamilton, two of his former teammates, i think it lasted almost two years. so i don't think this is going to end anytime soon. >> yeah. appreciate you calling in with this. thank you very much, julia. >> thank you. >>> day three in the jerry sandusky trial. again, incredibly disturbing allegations being levelled in court today. three more alleged victims took the stand. there's a disturbing portrait emerging in their story of an alleged sexual predator who had the perfect setup to groom vulnerable young boys for abuse. over and over, the same key details stand out. underprivileged boys in sandusky's second mile camps says they were given tickets to football games. each alleged unwanted advances came with a touch of the leg in car rides. they say they were too ashamed to talk but they wanted to keep going to football games. today, one witness accused sandusky of threatening his family if he ever spoke out. sandusky said he's innocent of the charges. i want to go to jason carroll at the courthou

. >> so that was floyd landis and also tyler hamilton talking there in various interviews.ng would their comments be against lance armstrong? >> well, i think it's them, but with those interviews those were two racers who were accused of doping themselves. so while they are apologizing for doping themselves, they are pointing at lance armstrong. and i think some people in sports, fans of lance, thought it was trying to push the blame off of them and onto lance. this is different because this is his entourage. these are the people who are closest with lance. and these are people who are not household names like floyd landis, who won the tour de france or tyler hamilton. these people, i don't know if they can write a book. i don't know if they can have that same motivation to not tell the truth or to lie in any case. >> can we talk about boxing for a moment? >> absolutely. >> i am going to get through all of my sports questions. manny pacquiao and timothy bradley. they want to now rescore that fight. what exactly happened? people are just up in arms, and somehow bradley -- ev

one of armstrong's teammates, tyler hamilton, told "60 minutes" last year that he saw armstrong use performancencing drugs. >> i saw it in his refrigerator. i saw him inject it, more than one time. >> you saw lance armstrong inject epo? >> yeah. like we all did. >> reporter: armstrong had a week to respond to the charges, and an arbitration panel could hear his case this fall. in colorado springs, bigad shaban, wjz eyewitness news. >> federal authorities spent two years investigating armstrong. in february, they closed the probe without bringing criminal charges. >>> an international celebration in baltimore waters, dozens of tall ships are docked in charm city right now, representing hundreds of years of history. it is all for the star-spangled sailabration. and wjz's live coverage continues. jessica kartalija takes us on board the ships. but first, denise is with the visitors as they enjoy the incredible sites and sounds. sights and sounds. denise? >> well, mary, it is like a patriotic party down here. but we have to remember that we are commemorating, 200 years ago, britain, the most powerfu

the testimony from ten of armstrong's former teammates. "60 minutes" interviewed one of them, tyler hamilton, last may. >> what did you actually witness? >> i mean, i saw it in his refrigerator. i saw him inject it more than one time. >> you saw lance armstrong inject epo. >> like we all did. >> the ada charges immediately banning armstrong from competing tie@lons, including the iron man in france. if confirmed, he could be stripped of all tour de france titles. >> so far, no response from armstrong about whether or not he'll officially challenge the findings. he has until june 22nd to file a written response. an interview he gave to men's journal gave a strong hint that he won't. armstrong said "no matter what what happens, i'm finished. i'm done fighting. i've moved on. if other things arise, i'm not contesting anything. case closed." >> the interesting thing about this, it's not just about lance armstrong. >> that's right. they say it was basically a six-person conspiracy. six guys involved in this. a long running thing that went back to 1998. they're all charged here. >> good to see you.

floyd landis and tyler hamilton admitted to doping and accused armstrong of doing the same.e case against armstrong is now in front of an agency review board to determine if there is enough evidence against him. >>> the golden state warriors select harrison barnes from the university of north carolina. >> the golden state warriors took north carolina small forward harrison barnes with the 7th pick in the draft. he led the tar heels with 17.1 points per game last season. >>> right before the warriors the trailblazers took lillard he was two-time big sky conference player of the year at weber state. kentucky anthony davis was the first overall pick in last night's draft. >>> time is 8:18. the san francisco 49ers and santa clara county go to court on tuesday and it's a battle over 30 million dollars. the last week the county decided to take that moggy earmarked for the stadium and use -- that money earmarked for the stadium and use it to improve schools many they want the 49ers to freeze it until they decide who gets the funding. official of the team don't expect it to affect t