both deny the allegations, though tyler hamilton tells a different story. says after stage 11 of the 2000 tour de france, he and armstrong and kevin livingston had their blood reinfused. everything was handled by the team's management. >> we were in this small hotel. it was pretty wild. i arrived in my room, and the staff had sort of prepared everything, the doctors, and there was a blood bag taped up on the wall, hanging from the wall, and a red tube come -- a tube filled with blood coming down. basically, you know, they injected me here. i have pretty small veins so the one place that always worked was right there. you can see the scars today. >> tyler hamilton says the three riders lay on beds in adjoining rooms with an open door between them. could you see lance armstrong? >> yeah. the question's been asked a lot. yeah, i saw him. i saw his bag of blood and saw it in his arm, yeah. >> they were taking a huge gamble. >> i'm just glad we didn't get caught. i would have been -- we all would have been. serious stuff. now looking back, oh, my dpogod what was

tyler hamilton says lance armstrong's adviser on doping, the italian dr. had told armstrong to take micro doses of epo to ensure he didn't test positive. usada says that in all lance armstrong paid dr. ferrari more than a million dollars for his doping advice. but on this occasion, it went wrong. >> he told me he had a positive test for epo, which was very surprising because it seemed like it was foolproof. >> my understanding is that a sample had been provided and analyzed by the laboratory and they had found that there was evidence of synthetic epo in that sample. >> while ferrari denies all allegations against him, he has been banned for life by usada. uci says tyler hamilton's claims about the test result are completely unfounded. but less than a year after the tour of switzerland, lance armstrong wrote a personal check to the uci for $25,000 and pledged a further $100,000 in 2005. in his sworn evidence, armstrong's recollection of his donations was vague. >> you have made a contribution or donation to the uci, have you not? >> i have, yes. >> do you k

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tyler hamilton also testifying against them. >> i cannot speak for all lance armstrong but what i considerfor myself when i came into the sport at the top tier and 1997. it was introduced to me for recovery and that as how it restarted with a small pool of testosterone and that it just went off and up and up. those were the dark days of cycling. the majority was building to some degree. >> hamilton saying that the governing body knew that lance armstrong was a doping as far back as 1999. but did nothing about it. >> it has been cool and showers but exchanges for the weekend. warmer weather ahead. how warm it is going to get with changes for the weekend. ask me what it's like when my tempur-pedic moves. [ male announcer ] why not talk to someone who owns an adjustable version of the most highly recommended bed in america? ask me about my tempur advanced ergo. goes up. goes up. ask me what it's like to get a massage anytime you want. goes down. goes down. [ male announcer ] tempur-pedic brand owners are more satisfied than owners of any traditional mattress brand. ergonomics. [ male announce

tyler hamilton raced with him and against him. >> he and his brand just got bigger and bigger and biggerfull i thought this is -- it will never come down. the truth will never come out, the real truth. >> tyler hamilton's career was ruined by the use of performance-enhancing drugs. he tells all in a new book out this fall and implicates lance armstrong. the course of confessions that brought armstrong down started long ago with lone voices of two women, betsy andrew and emma o'reilly. >> emma o'reilly, she was in the thick of it. she saw a lot of the things that were going on within the team. for her to come out, that was huge. for betsy andreu to keep fighting, she has never backed down from the power of the armstrong camp. >> myself and betsy, we were kind of the unattractive face of cycling. the seven-time tour de france winner is much more attractive to look at rather than two women going, they are doping. what would you prefer to watch, the tour de france or two women saying there are drugs in cycling. >> two crazy women. >> two crazy women. >> i prayed a lot. i prayed a lot. i have

tyler hamilton who first detailed system attic doping by armstrong on 60 minutes was one of those teammates. >> tell me what you saw in terms of what lance armstrong took. >> we all took. no difference between lance armstrong and the majority of them. there was epo, testosterone, i did see a blood transfusion. >> reporter: the most damning testimony was provided by george hinkathy. he was armstrong's longtime lieutenant and confidant. he admitted that he and armstrong repeatedly used illegal drugs like epo, testosterone, and blood transfusions, and that armstrong provided epo to him as recently as 2005. armstrong has long and vehemently denied the use of any performance enhancing drugs. yesterday, one of his lawyers called the investigation a witch hunt. armstrong insists his conscience is clean. >> we could not see the end of the a's game but we heard loud yelling! >> i was screaming in the newsroom. they were down 3-1, going to the bottom of the 9th, backs against the wall. here's how it ended. coco crisp at the plate, base hit. here's the finish! [ cheering and applause ] >> wow! >> all

tyler hamilton who first detailed systematic doping by armstrong on "60 minutes" was one of those ex-teammateso be interviewed. >> for the record tell me what you saw in terms of what lance armstrong took in performance-enhancing drugs? >> we all took. really no difference between lance armstrong and the majority of the peloton. there was bpo, there was testosterone. i did see a blood transfusion. >> reporter: the most damning testimony was provided by george hincapie. he was armstrong's long time lieutenant and confidant. hincapie admitted they used the illegal drugs. and armstrong provided them to hincapie as recently as 2005. >>> a new survey out this new york says 30% of workers have called in sick when they weren't actually sick. 30%. that's it? that's in keeping with previous years. here are some of the creative sick day excuses employers have heard. a worker claimed their dog was having a nervous breakdown. they got upset after watching the "hunger games." their toe got stuck in the faucet. they forgot they were hired. some of those excuses will get you fired. you got to be smart about

it included an interview with armstrong's close teammate, tyler hamilton. >> tyler hamilton: i saw itw. i saw him inject it more than one time. >> pelley: despite armstrong's denials, it was the beginning of the end for him. this past week, in the wake of a scathing report by the u.s. anti-doping agency, nike dropped its sponsorship of armstrong. and the cyclist resigned as chairman of his cancer charity, livestrong. i'm scott pelley. we'll be back next week with another edition of "60 minutes," and i'll see you tomorrow on the "cbs evening news." captioning funded by cbs, and ford-- built for the road ahead. captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org [ male announcer ] you've climbed a few mountains during your time. and having an investment expert like northern trust by your side makes all the difference. we add precision to your portfolio construction by directly matching your assets and your risk preferences against your own unique life goals. we call it goals driven investing. after all, you don't climb a mountain just to sit at the top. you look around for other mou

that's what tyler hamilton told cnn. a team masseuse said she helped transport banned steroids. the two testified to the u.s. an antidoping agency which says it has overwhelming evidence that armstrong was the ringleader of hes team's doping program. a. >>> and number four, the death toll climbs to 14 in the fungal meningitis outbreak as the cdc says now 185 cases of the noncontagious illness in a dozen states. meanwhile, a minnesota woman has filed what appear to be the first lawsuit in the outbreak. some 14,000 people may have received those injections. >>> and number five. new york mayor michael bloomberg's ban on large, sugary drinks may be in supera sup supersized legal battle. they cited technicalities saying only the city council has the power to impose such a ban. it infringes on personal freedom and unfairly targets certain businesses. >>> look who has joined the notorious los angeles commute. the space shuttle "endeavour." it's being wheeled through the city, through the streets there to its final home, the california science center. the earthbound trek started yesterd

tyler hamilton, who first detailed systematic doping on "60 minutes," was one of those ex-teammates tolley: for the record, 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, say, the majority of the team. there was e.p.o., there was testosterone. i did see a transfusion, a blood transfusion. >> reporter: but unquestionably, the most damning testimony was provided by george hincapie, the only rider at armstrong's side for all of his tour victories. hincapie was armstrong's long- time lieutenant and confidant. according to u.s.a.d.a., hincapie admitted he and armstrong repeatedly used illegal drugs like the blood- booster e.p.o., testosterone and blood transfusions, and that armstrong provided by e.p.o. to hincapie as recently as 2005. armstrong has long and vehemently denied the use of any performance-enhancing drugs. yesterday, one of his lawyers call the u.s.a.d.a. investigation a witch-hunt. armstrong insists his conscience is clean. scott? >> pelley: armen, thank y

of lance armstrong tyler hamilton said he began dopeling with lance and for lance. he is one of ten former teammates who testified to the anti-doping agency revealing what the agency called the most sophisticated professionalized and successful doping program that sports has ever seen. armstrong continues to deny the allegations. >>> well, thanks so much for watching today. i will see you back here at the top of the hour with the shuttle "endeavour" on the move in l.a. >>> but first, christine romans has "your bottom line," right now. >>> all right. thank you, randi. see you at the top of the hour. good morning, everyone, i'm christine romans and we are seeing real signs of a recovery and slow signs of a recovery, but is it enough? slow growth, a fiscal cliff and economic uncertainty -- could america today be rome before the fall? historians tell us that the romans like civilians before and after collapsed under the weight of debt and partisan bickering and the overextended military and plain ole fiscal irresponsibility and sound familiar? today the u.s. has record

cyclist tyler hamilton told 60 minutes he saw armstrong use performance enhancing drugs. >> i saw itn his refrigerator, you know. i saw him inject it more than one time. >> reporter: armstrong's lawyer calls the report a one sided hatchet job that rehashes old, disproved, unreliable allegations based largely on ax grinders, serial perjurers. officials banned armstrong from cycling for life. he insists he never cheated but said this summer he's done fighting. alexis christoforous, cbs news. >> usda wants the international cycling union to create a meaningful program to clean up the sport. >>> doctors say they are now seeing an alarming trend of more and more young people suffering strokes. a study in the journal of neurology shows in 200519% of stroke patients were under the age of 55. that's an increase from 13% a decade earlier. experts blame higher obesity and diabetes rates in younger americans. >>> if-- >> if patients start having strokes younger, they will be left with many more years of having a disability. >> doctors say the best way to turn the tide is to change your bad habi

long been a code of silence among armstrong's teammates but last year one of his lieutenants, tyler hamiltonpoke "60 minutes." he told us as a new rider for u.s. postal he discovered doping was systematic before and after armstrong joined the team. >> i remember seeing some of the stronger guys on the team getting handed these white lunch bags. so finally i started putting two and two together and, you know, basically there were doping products in the white lunch bags. >> pelley: hamilton told us orders for drugs were placed on cell phones that couldn't be traced. he remembered requesting a shipment of open owe from armstrong -- e.p.o. from armstrong. what was that conversation like? >> back in the day we had code words for certain things and -- most riders had secret -- had a second phone that was kind of secret. they didn't really share with anybody. secret phone, secret code words. skid them for some -- it was either poe or edgar allen poe which was kind of that was the code name for e.p.o . >> pelley: the director of the tour de france said armstrong's seven titles should not be awarded

with floyd landis, and tyler hamilton. leaving the agency that heat no doubt was " fueled from start to finish. he was no doubt--and he started the decision to stop fighting. and these 14 the year victories continued to insist that he did not cheat. this was at his statement at the end of august. >> my name is lance armstrong. i am a cancer survivor i am a father of five. and yes, i had the toward france victory seven times. >> tonight the tour de france -- at this one-sided hatchet job. catherine heenan, kron 4. >> south carolina voter identification has been of help but it will not go into effect until next year. voters it has been dashed u-- up called it is controversial with some calling voters repression that this discriminates against minorities. state officials could not single one voter case of voter fraud. it is hoping to enhance and improve voter security of people's minds. >> these tainted batch of objections from a specialty pharmacy in massachusetts is the blame for the meningitis inoculations. the governor's

the cyclist tyler hamilton had one. i believe it dealt with m.s. no one ever really heard about that. tyler didn't win the tour de france. the results that mr. armstrong had in the tours de france directly benefitted the building of the lance armstrong livestrong foundation and they rebranded it as livestrong. and he cheated and cheated beyond many people's beliefs or imagination for those results in the tours de france. so the whole thing is built on a lie. and that's wrong. >> you've used words -- i've heard you say that you feel that you were betrayed, hoodwinked and ripped off. but despite the scandal, mr. birdsong, there are plenty of people who are still standing by lance armstrong and his charity. listen, and then you and i will talk about it. >> there's 28 million cancer survivors around the world today. 14 million in the u.s. those numbers have increased since livestrong has been around. they really provide a lot of support that was never there before. >> no, i think it's an organization that was developed by somebody who's been an enormous

>> i read a secret race and tyler hamilton said they were getting three blood transfusions and it made him feel like superman after they got 9 blood transfusion. >> it has a negative health consequence. you have to get up in the middle of the night because your blood turns to sludge. >> it is what he puts in his body. >> but how many blood transfusions was he taking? he was bankrolling all of this. he was the leader. did he have eight blood transfusions? only he will know the answer to that. >> they did a piece on how he was different from the rest. >> he was a guy who beats cancer and came back. the whole notion he weighs less and this is why he -- the sheryl crowe thing never gave you pause? >> his wife nurses him through and then takes up with cheryl crow he is a putz, no? >> dancing with the stars. >> lansing with the stars. >> oh, i thought you were making a comment about "dancing with the stars." >> oh yes, i am missing it. can we hurry this up? >> we'll take a break. more stuff is on the way. >>> should they say see ya to the cheetah? a spicy snack is under attack. some school d

armstrong won the tour de france seven times and tyler hamilton road with him on the u.s.ostal service team for four years. he's one of teb former teammates who testified to the u.s. anti-doping agency that armstrong had doped. the agency released its damaging report this week showing that it had uncovered, "overwhellaliell evidence of armstrong's drug use." no reason why they doped for the big races. >> the first time i ever blood doped was with lance and it was certainly for lance, basically. you know, i blood doped myself. you know, it was done by the team but done for the tour de france so i could be a good teammate for lance armstrong. yeah, a lot of it, you know, he wanted you to be riding at your best in the biggest races and for lance it was all about winning the tour de france. >> well, lance armstrong has always denied doping and his attorney calls the report a witch hunt. >>> people in los angeles are used to seeing big stars on the streets, but today they have one of the biggest ever hanging around town. how big? well, let's try 85 tons. it is the space shuttle

tyler hamilton rode with him in four of those races as part of the u.s. postal service team.of ten former teammates who have accused armstrong of doping. a report by the anti-doping agency says there is overwhelming evidence armstrong used illegal drugs. >> the first time i ever blood doped was with lance. it was certainly for lance basically. i blood doped myself. it was done by the team, but it was done for the tour de france, so i could be a good teammate for lance armstrong. a lot of that -- he wanted you to be riding at your best in the biggest races. for lance, it was all about winning the tour de france. >> armstrong denies he ever doped. his attorney calls it all a witch hunt. >>> shocking allegations about a zumba exercise instructor. alexis wright is accused of using her fitness studio to run a prostitution ring in maine. prosecutors say the 29-year-old woman had sex with dozens of men with the help of her business partner. she faces 106 counts of various prostitution charges. both wright and her business partner have pleaded not guilty. >>> and michael vick is a do

legend of what happened and, you know, certainly there are people who give testimony in this tyler hamilton and floyd landis who are sort of notorious for their own issues with doping and with telling the truth in the past. but there are-- there are riders who give testimony, including hincape, levi lined hiemer, david zubrisky, and a total of six, i think, who would be unimpeachable in court and would really-- their credibility would stand up, i believe, under any interrogation. >> suarez: bill strickland from "bicycling" magazine, thanks for joining us. >> woodruff: again, the other major developments of the day. affirmative action came under fire, as the u.s. supreme court heard the case of a white student denied admission to the university of texas. house republicans sharply criticized state department security measures at a hearing on the attack that killed the u.s. ambassador to libya. and turkish warplanes forced a syrian passenger jet to land in ankara. turkish officials said they suspected the plane was carrying weapons to the syrian government. young people in china are feeling th

key witnesses with floyd landis and tyler hamilton. leaving this with no doubt that his career was fueled from start to finish with doping. this summer he decided to stop fighting the allegations. the anti-dumping agency car raced his wins collected over 14 years. and they have--dismissed his victories in the continues to say that he did not cheat. here is his statement. >> here is my story of survival of cancer. and yes. i had feet toward their friends. therese seven times. >> tonight, they have had this new report a one sided hatchet job. we will hear more about this. and also that he bullied teammates. and intimidating and lying to investigators and even raising the possibility that he says americans can expect more aggressive debating next week. also met ronnie was in ohio. ask about why he suddenly sounded more moderate and subdued on the issue of abortion and the recent newspaper interview >> i think that i've said this time and time again i'm a pro-like and it and i will be a pro-life candidate and president i will remove fundin