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, the more it falls apart. that's ahead. and then from hero to zero, the saga of lance armstrong dave (vo) john fugelsang sees what happens. >> you know, blaming this economy on barack obama is kinda like blaming your hangover on the guy making breakfast. i like mitt romney but i'm more than a crack house mattress. this campaign has become so toxic, beverly hills housewives are now injecting it into their foreheads. (vo) so current gave him a weekly show. >> i love romney's debate style, but i tell you, if i could be that stiff for 90 minutes, i'd ... (vo) we probably won't regret it. >> eliot: in today's "wall street journal," karl rove asserts that mitt romney fundamentally altered the arc of the presidential race in the denver debate because he came across as a man with a plan. and it is surely the case that despite the president's apparent win on points in tuesday's debate, the races is a near dead heat. mitt romney must have earned a second hard look from a lot of folks who had been somewhat dismissive until now. the problem is that what rove cal

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. >>> a catastrophic week for a fallen hero. now lance armstrong is expected to speak out at livestrong event. >>> we break down what to excpet from the final presidential debate. >>> gay marriage, what effect will it have on our military families. our legal expert explains. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> it is sunday, october 21st. good morning, everyone. i'm randi kaye. i'm glad you're with us. iran has agreed to unprecedented one-on-one talks with iran is just not true. according to "the new york times," they have agreed to meet on iran's controversial nuclear program. iran has insisted it will deal after the new president is in office so they know who they're following. >>> there was an attack. john kerry is furious for oversight committee for releasing sensitive cables. he said darrell issa has exposed leb ya nationals of working with the u.s. to possible danger. t now, issa's spokesman said kerry and the administration are just trying to create a distraction. >>> ohio's largest newspaper is an doorsing president obama for the second straight time, but it's not entirely happy about it

with attempting to blow up the federal reserve building. and a sporting legend, lance armstrong loses his lucrative deal with nike in the midst of a dramatic doping scandal. >> welcome to our viewers on public television in america and also around the globe. barack obama and governor romney have returned to the campaign trail today following the fiery debate. huge pressure on president obama last night to overcome his lackluster showing in the first debate. governor romney gave little ground, setting the stage for a series of bruising exchanges. the north american editor was watching. >> in 19 days' time, what man will be elected president. both are claiming victories in the big debate. the two men face questions from the audience which reflected the overwhelming worry. >> what can you say to reassure me and my parents that i will be able to support myself? >> what has happened over the last four years has been very hard for america's young people. i know what it takes to get this economy going. >> president obama under pressure after his past performance in the last debate and went on th

wants armstrong stripped of his titles. today lance armstrong was in his hometown of austin, texas for a cycle event at his livestrong charity. he avoided talking about the controversy, again focusing on his foundation. >> if you would have told me that 15 years later that little organization, that little idea would have raised half a billion dollars, would have touched 2.5 million lives around the world, i would have told you you're crazy. but those are all true. those have all happened, and it wouldn't have happened without the great support of this city, people like you guys and gals on bikes, people all over the world. >> cnn very victor blackwell is in austin covering that event. vict victor, what are we expecting from the cycling union tomorrow? >> the president of the international cycling union, patrick mcquaid, has scheduled a meeting tomorrow. if the union takes the recommendation of the u.s. anti-doping agency and strips armstrong of the seven titles, then that could start a domino effect where the international olympic committee will consider stripping him of the bronze

that seven time tour de france winner lance armstrong doped throughout his professional cycling career. 1,000 pages of evidence and sworn statements by 26 people including 11 of his former teammates. the usada called it the most sew fist dated and proacialized doping -- professionalized doping program the sport has ever seen. >> jon: take that other doping programs. u.s.a.! u.s.a.! my god suddenly i'm mussolini. [ laughter ] of course, armstrong for years has denied the alleges. has honesty fallen through the cracks in america? lewis black is here with more "back in black." [cheers and applause] >> what the hell is wrong with lance armstrong? everybody who has ever known him says he was doping. everybody who ever rode with him, everybody who ever slept with him, everybody who jammed a needle in his tank. they all say he was doping. but not lance. >> after a decade of fighting with the united states anti-doping agency professional cyclist lance armstrong has given up. >> he insists he is innocent but says he's tired of fighting. these things take time and energy and suck the life out of yo

and won their hearts and their money. now some big donors to lance armstrong's cancer foundation want their money back. we ask them why. >>> from cheating in the bedroom, a growing number of people say it's okay and even helping relationships and marriages. would you allow your better half to sleep with someone else? >>> election day is almost here, people. and some of you still can't make up your mind. are you undecided or just uninformed? >>> bet nobody will mess with that bus driver again. he stood up to a passenger behaving badly. some say he went too far. but we speak with someone who says it's time we all do the same and stop coddling people who act like jerks. >>> plus, more hulk hogan sex tapes. tom hanks' filthy mouth. and brad pitt creeps us out. >>> okay, think you had a bad week? not as bad as lance armstrong's. the same group that banned him from ever competing in a bicycle race, the group that took away his tour de france titles published a report saying he ran, quote, the most sophisticated and successful doping program the sport has ever seen. poof. poof, went his spon

is the front runner now? >>> end of the road. nike fires lance armstrong. and the man who founded livestrong will no longer be its leader. >>> and, head over heels. watch this. a world leader has just become the latest casualty of her high heels. with all those stumbles, a lot of sole searching tonight. >>> good evening. as we come on the air, we have breaking news tonight. the fbi says this 21-year-old man from bangladesh is under arrest, accused of plotting to blow up this building, the one with the red roof. the federal reserve bank here in new york. the man did not know he was being tracked by an fbi sting and abc's dan harris has this developing story at this hour. dan? >> reporter: diane, good evening. police say this morning, the suspect parked a van that he thought was loaded with 1,000 pounds worth of explosives, in front of the building behind me, then walked several blocks away and made a cell phone call that he believed would set it all off. prosecutors say the suspect -- a 21-year-old named quazi mohammad rezwanul ahsan nafis -- moved to america from bangladesh in january of thi

, word lance armstrong has stepped down as chairman of the cancer foundation he helped create. so what should the rest of us do with all those yellow bracelets? >> jon: we begin tonight with details of an attempted terror attack foiled in the heart of new york city and word that president obama was among the original targets. good evening. i'm jon scott in for shepard smith. hours ago, we learned federal agents arrested a man who they say was attempting to detonate a bomb right near the new york federal reserve. three blocks from the site of the world trade center less than a quarter mile away. federal officials say the suspect's original targets included president obama and the new york stock exchange. we don't yet know why he allegedly changed his plan. what we do know is that we were not in any danger because investigators say this was all a sting and the suspect's coconspirators actually were working with the fbi from the very beginning. >> the process that the fbi goes through of finding people who have expressed a hatred for the united states or of american institutions and willi

>> and dropped like a rock. lance armstrong was sacked by almost every company he represented. a devastating day for the once heralded athlete. good morning, everyone. i'm lynn berry. this is "first look" on msnbc. >>> a 21-year-old man is being held on charges of blotting to blow up the new york city headquarters of the federal reserve. now, prosecutors say he was inspired by osama bin laden and that he tried to recruit others from across the country. not realizing those recruits were undercover agents. wnbc's jonathan dientz has details. >> reporter: this is the face of quazi nafis and this was his alleged target, the federal reserve bank. he was arrested after he allegedly parked a van packed with what he thought was a thousand pounds of explosives trying to kill hundreds of innocent new yorkers during the morning rush. >> clearly had the intent of creating mayhem here. >> reporter: it was a sting operation and nafis was under intense surveillance for months by the agencies. the undercovers even provided some of the fake bomb parts. but they say it was nafis who picked his

, a downward spiral. a former cycling champ dropped from a worldwide brand. more trouble for lance armstrong. >> good morning. i'm jon kelley. marla tellez has the day off. we start off with breaking news in the south bay. dr. marvin bonham has been charged with a total of 18 felonies. he is now accused of trading prescriptions for oxycontin in return for cash and return for methamphetamine. bonham allegedly wrote more than half his prescriptions for county residents. the 61-year-old resident is scheduled to be arraigned some time tomorrow. >>> it was 23 years ago today that the ground shook and buildings fell and sadly, 63 people lost their lives. we are talking about the earthquake of 1989. nbc's damian is keeping an eye on that. >> reporter: this is the reservoir and there is concern about the strength in case of a large earthquake. the valley water district has taken precautions. one precaution is keeping the water level at 68% capacity. the concern is the dam would not support a large tremor and sending the water into the valley. a tremor would indicate a large concern. the earthquake s

, ladies and gentlemen. >>> and dropped like a rock. lance armstrong was sacked by almost every company he represented. a devastating day for the once heralded athlete. >> good morning, i'm lynn berry. >>> well, a 21-year-old man from bangladesh is being held this morning on charges of plotting to blow up the new york city headquarters of the federal reserve. prosecutors say he was inspired by osama bin laden and that he tried to recruit others from across the country, not realizing those recruits were actually undercover agents. wnbc's jonathan dienst has details. >> reporter: this is the face of suspected bomber quazi mohammad nafis, and this was his alleged target, the federal reserve bank. he was arrested after he allegedly parked a van packed with what he thought was 1,000 pounds of explosives, trying to kill hundreds of innocent new yorkers during the morning rush. >> he clearly had the intent of creating mayhem here. >> reporter: it was a sting operation and nafis was under intense surveillance for months by the fbi, nypd, and homeland security agents. the undercovers even provided

coverage begins at 7:00 p.m. eastern. >>> lance armstrong had a pretty bad week losing big money sponsor and leadership of his charities, but plenty of people are promising to live strong despite the man's fall from fame. we're in austin, texas, next. ♪ to look at [ sighs ] ♪ oh, he's shaggy ♪ and he eats like a hog [ male announcer ] the volkswagen jetta. available with advanced keyless technology. control everything from your pocket, purse, or wherever. that's the power of german engineering. ♪ that dirty, old egg-suckin' dog ♪ >>> now to lance armstrong's difficult few weeks. those are his words, not mine. the guy who was once king of the cycling world spoke today to people who still support him and the cancer-fighting group he founded, livestrong. cnn's victor blackwell is in austin, texas, today. >> reporter: last week was tough for lance armstrong. next week could be even tougher, but over the weekend he surrounded himself with thousands of people who support him and the mission of the organization he founded, livestrong. >> our founder and most importantly a cancer survi

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, the epic fall of the world's great cheat, lance armstrong. [ male announcer ] one in four americans can't sleep. are you one of them? drink dream water, the natural, fast acting sleep aid that helps you wake refreshed. visit drinkdreamwater.com. >>> well, tonight "only in america." then there was one. cyclist lance armstrong was one of the biggest sporting heroes in america. seven times tour de france winning cancer surviving icon, renowned for his determination, resilience and courage. just one problem. the real reason it was so unbelievable is that he cheated. armstrong was a disgraceful fraud of epic proportions, a man who juiced himself with legal drugs and bullied his teammates to do the same to ensure he could win events. it's not about the bike was his mantra, and he's right. it's about doping into his blood. he berated journalists who tried to expose him, using expensive lawyers to sue and gag them. he deployed the same ugly tactic on female colleague who's compelled to conspire in cheating. now thanks to a damming report from the u.s. doping agency, there is withering evidence

was once the titan of strength and resillance, but lance armstrong's golden image is melting under an avalanche of doping allegations. many of them from last week's crushing report by the u.s. anti-doping agency. the fallen has been fierce. a spray of sponsors all cutting ties, moving on from lance. one sponsor in particular stands out, nike. nike has been a loyal backer for years, but it's turning its back. nike. this is the same sponsor that stood by kobe bryant and tiger woods during their immense crisis. they are walking away from lance, and they're citing "seemingly insurmountable evidence" that armstrong doped. which is why this makes it all the more painful to show you this television ad that they released in 2001. you may remember it. you may not. it features lance armstrong being drug tested and angrily fighting his critics. >> everybody wants to know what i'm on. what am i on? i'm on my bike busting my [ bleep ] six hours a day. what are you on? >> yeah. anyway, armstrong is continuing to deny that ever doped, but this image problem may just be the tip of the iceberg for

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think? did you watch the debate? >> you to watch the entire debate on our web site. >> lance armstrong is stepping down as chairman of his live strong charity. nike has cut its ties with the cyclists as well it has been a week since dead listed that allegations were spread by--his teammates said-that she has denied the doping allegations and that his hearing process was unfair. >> the sampras's gthe cardinalst the next three games and the giants will need to win one game in order for them to bring the series back home. the first pitch for today's cambodia 1:00 p.m. and were from st. louis is that marco is expected to play. costa are in favor that--that is what we're watching for. >> i think my first are here was in 2007 and i give up eight runs. i remember this was my good off and i have not had a ton of starts here. but to face the cardinals have home--i do want to make good pitches. >> we have to talk giants and yankees. we will be back with more coming up. we do want to check the temperature because it it is 53 in oakland and they will get up to a high of 80. >> the market is digest

for one of the most celebrated athletes, lance armstrong, sponsors dumping him as he steps down from his own charity. >>> and daily dose, the fresh evidence tonight that multivitamins, the kind that millions of us take every day could actually cut the risk of cancer. nightly news begins now. >>> good evening, those who were hoping a different president obama would show up at last night's second presidential debate, they got their wish. in terms of energy, the dynamic between the two men, the tempo of the conversation, the body language, genuine flashes of anger, last night was very different, some said like a street fight between obama and romney. and while a lot of facts were thrown on the stage, a lot was said, there were enduring images and lines, like the romney quote, binders full of women, which took on its own life today. and here are numbers to consider as we get under way tonight. we're under 500 hours to go before this election, and so far, the campaign members have spent just under a billion to get elected. think about what all that money could buy. back here, with the race, c

famoso ciclista lance armstrong se retirÓ de la entidad benfica que creÓ despuÉs que un revelador informe dado por la agencia de dopaje estadounidense en donde se ofrecieron detalles que se comprobÓ que utilizo drogas durante aÑos para mejorar su rendimiento como atleta. >> ahora se van en contra de Él, es que el principio no habÍa nada. >>> le estÁn diciendo la direcciÓn que debe de tomar, eso para mi no es una decisiÓn de Él, si no de sus abogados. >> para evitarle cualquier efecto negativo como resultado de la controversia que involucra su carrera como ciclista, pondÉe fin a mi cargo dijo el ciclista. >> seguirÁ siendo miembro de su junta directiva. >> pero como si le yo viera sobre mojado uno de sus principales patrocinadores nike lo abandonÓ. >> debido que participÓ en el dopaje y engaÑÓ a nike por mÁs de una dÉcada con enorme tris tresz tristeza nike le puso final. >> la empresa aclarÓ que continuarÁ colaborando con bla fundaciÓn y tambiÉn se destacÓ en la fundaciÓn por el cÁncer de testÍculo. >> habÍa derrotado al cÁncer y los monstruos del viejo continent

the president has done to earn his vote this time around. >>> lance armstrong breaks his silence. >> it's been an interesting couple of weeks. it's been a difficult couple of weeks. >> we'll tell you why the cycling champ can still count on support from some of his fans. sure wish you guys would bring layaway back. actually... that way i could split my payments up into little bite-size chunks. i mean you feel me right? yeah. uh, sir... ah... [ male announcer ] shop now. and put it on layaway so you have more time to pay. walmart. i just finished a bowl of your new light chicken pot pie soup and it's so rich and creamy... is it really 100 calories? let me put you on webcan... ...lean roasted chicken... and a creamy broth mmm i can still see you. [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. have led to an increase intands clinical depression.e you. drug and alcohol abuse is up. and those dealing with grief don't have access to the professional help they need. when you see these issues, do you want to walk away or step up? with a degree in the field of counseling or psychology from ca

and they feel better now. >> and that was liz crenshaw reporting. >>> coming up next, lance armstrong speaks publicly for the first time since stepping down from his livestrong foundati foundation. we'll hear what he says about the future of the cause. >>> it is a chance of a lifetime for a texas ballet dancer. an 11-year-old boy has been asked to study in russia and he is one of the youngest dancers in the united states who has ever been asked to train there. nbc's sarah story has the story. >> reporter: in an industry that's dominated by girls, there stands an 11-year-old holding on to a dream of his own. >> to become one of the best dancers in the world, or try to be. >> reporter: george is on his way. he's been invited to train at one of the world's most prestigious ballet academies. >> i was excited and overjoyed to hear that. >> the invitation comes after a six-week summer audition in connecticut. georgia's parents say he's one of the youngest americans and only boy from texas that will train there. >> he said, i want to do this and i want to go to russia. so george is one, like my oth

is under way. >> and also plans armstrong- lance armstrong he has been dumped by nike just another bad day for the disgraced athlete cured >> after they stuck with him for years they just did it tying breaking all ties. a seemingly insurmountable doping evidence it is the damning report from the u.s. anti-dumping agency. accusing him of widespread doping. just this week former teammate was asking him to dump him. , i felt the solution was like stealing this huge mountain and yodeling that they do not support and do not condone that behavior. lance armstrong has demonstrated for so long. >>reporter: nike is vehemently denied in the new-york daily news that it paid one half-million dollars to cover of a failed drug test from lance armstrong in 2000. they continue to deny this but lance armstrong is also stepping down from " live strong " after he has recovered from cancer and founded this cancer agency. he does not want any distractions to hurt the charity. >> in order to protect the charity and protect any controversy from the cycling world he would step down as chairman. >> more sponsors a

of the bay bridge it's the usual four or five miles per hour crawl. >>> really bad news for lance armstrong. more fallout from accusations and ruling that he used performance-enhacing drugs. >> today may have marked final fall from grace for lance armstrong. the disgraced cyclist announced he's stepping down from his cancer fighting charity live strong and on the heels of that, nike said they were receivering their endorsement deal with them. nike said it was standing by armstrong because he maintained his innocence. phil knight said due to seemingly insurmountable evidence lance armstrong misled nike more than a decade it's with sadness we've terminated our contract with him. the cyclist's name will be removed from the fitness sent yes, nike faced pressure to drop armstrong. in portland demonstrators took to the streets. >> not only took drugs to get results they wanted in the sport they made other people take the drugs from the team. >> u.s. antidoping agency banned armstrong for live and disqualified him of all competitive result goesing back 12 years. a move expected to strip armstrong

out the facts with wyatt andrews, nancy cordes, and jan crawford. lance armstrong resigns today and is fired repeatedly by his sponsors. >> if you have a doping offense or it's positive it goes without saying that you're fired. >> pelley: and john blackstone in san francisco with the fastest boats on the bay, looking to capture a wave of new fans. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. the f.b.i. says it has arrested a young man in a manhattan hotel today as he pushed the buttons to set off what he believed was a massive truck bomb outside the federal reserve bank of new york. what the man didn't know was that his accomplices worked for the f.b.i. the plot unfolded in the heart of lower manhattan, a few blocks from the former world trade center site. the federal reserve bank of new york is vital to the nation's financial system. it is the clearing house for the transactions of the nation's largest banks. and the storage site of vast reserves of gold. senior correspondent john miller has been talking to his source at

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news right now we reported that lance armstrong is stepping down from his charity. this is due to the anti doping scandal. they stated that he took enhancement drugs and he also distributed them to his teammates. >> we do have a heat wave that is heathitting us today. we are looking for a high of 89 degrees this afternoon. to carry >> this was lance armstrong's teammates and he also stepped down. he is serving a six months' suspension for doping allegations. >> >> from a talk to the odiouor defense-- >> in the san francisco giants play in st. louis at one of 7:00 p.m.. word is that marco will be fine and he is expected to play after his hip was injured. >> it will be a hot one and it is heating up around the bay. in teachin >> for the delta--it is crystal clear conditions. in taking out to satellite you will see that it is clear and we do have high pressure under control. winds are coming in from the north and the humidity level is low. because so have the fire danger that has been added to the list. the red flag alert is in effect starting at 7:00 a.m weather will be pretty wa

a bad week? not as bad as lance armstrong. the same group that banned him from ever competing in a bike race, the group that took away his tour de france titles will publish a report that says "he ran the most sophisticated and successful doping program that the world has ever seen," poof went his sponsors, nike gone, poof with his foundation gone. that is a bad week, last night in austin, lance armstrong spoke in public for the first time it went down, and he got a bit emotional, listen. >> this mission is bigger than me, it is bigger than any individual. there is 28 million people around the world living with this disease. martin luther king jr. said is once, he said we must accept disappointment, but never lose hope. >> there he is on the screen, before i tell the audience who you are, i want your reaction to lance armstrong, what he just said is, just quoting martin luther king jr. about not losing infinite hope, what do you think? >> i think it is a great quote. but the thing is, he is still standing there as the one guy talking to everybody. and for me, that -- that is a conflict.

's beliefs or imaginations. >> a cat frofk week for a fallen hero. now lance armstrong is expected to speak out at today's livestrong event. we'll take you there live. >>> and cult no more. that was the decision this week from reverend billy graham about mormonism. change of heart, or political stunt? >> i'm randi kaye. it's 7:00 in austin, texas. thanks for starting your morning with us. >>> we begin with breaking news. george mcgovern, the three-team democratic senator who sought his nomination twice died. he entered hospice care earlier this week. state of the union's candy crowley talks more about this. good morning. a big loss for the political world no doubt. what are your memories of george mcgovern? >> he was a democratic candidate in 1972, ran against richard nixon, against the war. as you would call it at that time, the vietnam war drove all the politics, and george mcgovern, although he was an army fighter pilot during world war ii and won the distinguished cross, was an unabashed dove. he wanted the war ended right away, and he ran on that platform, and he got smoked by richard

's leading in the race for the white house. >>> for the first time since he left live strong, lance armstrong speaks up hoping his down fall over doping charges doesn't take down the charity. >>> and showdown in g sa. this ship tried to bust through a blockade until the israeli navy got in the way. hear what motivated it all. >>> the mood on the campaign trail is intensifying, as the clock ticks down to election day now just 17 days away. cnn's political editor paul steinhauser joining me live from washington. the election is going to come down to a relatively small number of voters in some key battleground states. the race in several of those states couldn't be closer, right? >> exactly. let's look at two of those biggest states, florida and ohio. florida, 29 electoral votes at stake. our most recent poll just came out yesterday, 49% of likely voters for mitt romney. 48% for the president. take a look at the right column. that's back in late august before the conventions, before the debates, a very different story in florida. let's move on to ohio. a fox news poll coming out last night. pret

the disposable bike. >>> still ahead, major setback for lance armstrong, the company announcing a short time ago it is terminating his endorsement deal. >>> ers if, giants starting their -- first, giants starting their day in st. louis. >>> new developments in a fight obvious proposed south bay chick-fil-a. -- >>> boat is back home at pier 80 the work is just beginning for oracle team united states a their flagship 72 foot yacht is in pieces after a practice went awry yesterday afternoon. >> sue hall in the traffic center. live shot of the bay bridge toll, metering lights on big problem is eastbound san mateo bridge overturn blocking two lanes and alert in effect more >>> good wednesday morning october 17th. live look on the embarcadero san francisco no traffic there the skies look clear on our way to very warm day. >> where are the cars? >> i don't know, sleeping in, getting ready for the giants game in afternoon. that's probably what it is. thanks for joining us, glad you are awake i'm kristen sze. >>> i'm eric thomas. first the forecast in the bay area. maybe getting thunderstorms there for t

. >>> lance armstrong was defied in his first public appearance after a report accusing him of running the most sophisticated doping report in history. high was at the charity of his charity, livestrong. he stepped down this week as the organizers chairman. he didn't address the doping allegations, but he did thank reporters and the employees. >> this mission is bigger than me. it's bigger than any individual. there's 28 million people around the world living with this disease. martin luther king said once, he said we must accept finite disappointment, but never lose infinite hope. >> coming up in about a half hour from now, i'm going to be talking to bill strickland. he's the editor of "bicycling" magazine. and he's known lance armstrong since they were both in their early 20s, and he's got some thoughts on what lance armstrong will say when he finally does address his current situation. again, that will be about a half hour from now. should be very interesting. >>> more politics next. you can check out the final presidential debate monday night right here on cnn. our live coverage wi

cyclist in history. lance armstrong and his fall from grace gets more dramatic as one of the country's biggest brands says goodbye. in the news gets worse from there. plus some answers to a few questions from the presidential showdown. who won with women? the race is tightening up with women voters. we will have a fair and balanced debate with eye-opening answers with what happened last night. >> there are three and a half million more women living in poverty today than when the president took office. >> women are increasingly the breadwinners in the family. >> i will help women get good work by getting a strong economy and supporting their work. >> cervical cancer screenings is a pocketbook issue for women and families across the country megyn: a fact check now and what became one of the most intense confrontations of last night's debate. the body language on this -- the subject of gas prices in the president's policies. on drilling for oil on federal land. >> that is the problem. in the last four years, you cut permits and licenses on federal waters in half to not true, governor ro

, directly from the sheriff. again, our thanks to the sheriff here. >>> moving on now, lance armstrong does not want his supporters to stop fighting cancer, even though he's no longer the face of the group he founded 15 years ago. the group is called liv eed liv. the seven-time tour de france winner stepped down as the live strong chairman just this week as his doping scandal got louder. and at about the same time, most of his biggest sponsors cut their ties. nike, radio shack, trek, anheuser-busch, they all jumped off the armstrong bandwagon this week. but support for the live strong foundation remains very high now. let's go live now to austin and cnn's victor blackwell is there. victor, you are with people who are sticking by the livestrong organization. how are they keeping separate support from the group, from the scandal that disgraced the man behind it? >> reporter: don, for the women i just spoke, it's not difficult at all. in fact, they all call themselves lance armstrong supporters, whether he indeed doped or not during the tour de france competitions. they're all members of an or

they are terminating their contacts with lance armstrong, and the retired cyclist says he's stepping down as chairman of his cancer-fighting charity. in our cover story, endorsement deals - is this part of a trend to move corporate image away from high-profile individuals? the clothing and footwear company nike dropped the retired cyclist who won the tour de france seven years in a row "due to seemingly insurmountable evidence that lance armstrong participated in doping and misled nike for more than a decade." the decision came a week after a thousand- page report by the u.s. anti- doping agency, which ordered armstrong's tour de france titles wiped out. "nike was likely waiting to do this. this gave them all the reason they needed." armstrong has denied the allegations but has chosen not to fight them in court. also, armstrong announced he's stepping down as chairman of "livestrong," his cancer- fighting charity, but will remain a visible advocate. donations since august are nearly double last year's. "you're going to see the spike because it's the only way people can show their support by doing thi

from grace for cyclist lance armstrong. two big losses he suffered today, including being forced out of his own cancer-fighting charity. >>> gearing up for game three. how many giants fans will play hooky to watch this afternoon's playoffs game against >>> president obama and mitt romney are back on the campaign trail this morning after last night's debate that saw a much dunk president obama than americans saw in the first. t.j. winick joins us live from new york where the debate was held. >> reporter: whether president obama won or not last night most believe he did what he had to do to make this a real fight the last few weeks before election day. president obama made his first post debate campaign stop in iowa where he jocked with the crowd despite favorable -- where he joked with the crowd. >> >> the president: i'm still trying to figure out how go the hang of this thing, debating. we're working on it. we'll keep on improving as time goes on, i've got one left. >> reporter: mitt romney stumped in virginia. >> i love these debates. these things are great. [ cheering ] >> i think

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up at 7 on tv 36. >>> a major shakeup for lance armstrong as things go from bad to worse. a major change to his charity and what two of his major sponsors are now doing. restores what we've lost... music and science labs. and your school. can get a world-class education. and sacramento can't touch it. me? the sky's my limit. >>> more sponsors are cutting ties with lance armstrong following a condemning u.s. anti-doping agency. today, nike, once a go-to place to buy armstrong's cancer fund- raising livestrong bracelets, announced they are severing their relationship with armstrong. >> i feel bad for the charity. i don't really feel bad for the guy. i think he did work hard to build that up. >> anheuser-busch has also announced that it is dropping armstrong at the end of the year. >>> and santa rosa cyclists are speaking out following the scandal. lipeheimer claims many of his best wins came without the use of performance-enhancing drugs, including his olympic medal. he is serving a six-month suspension for his doping but says he does plan to return to professional cycling. >>> we w

imagination. >> a catastrophic week for a fallen hero. now lance armstrong is expected to speak out live at the livestrong event. >>> polls say the score is 1-1. so will monday night's debate be the tie-breaker? we break it down. >> we know that planet earth is a speck of dust in a minor galaxy somewhere in the junkyard of affinity. >> doctor, philosopher and author. our interview with deepak chopra and what he means by the spiritual significance of suffering. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm randi kaye. it's 7:00 on the east coast, 4:00 on the west coast. thanks so much for joining us. >>> lance armstrong is making a very public return to his charity. the embattled cyclist is expected to speak to participants in the live strong challenge. armstrong resigned as chairman of the charity last week and the appearance comes as he faces charges. arm strong is expected to speak next hour and we'll be sure to bring that to you. >>> to michigan now where a series of random shootings has police scrambling to find a suspect. more than a dozen incidents have been reported in three counties since tues

and you will hear from reports about lance armstrong and they are not good. ñwÑ >>> surprisingly strong housing report helped push the stock market mostly higher -- mostly higher. greece close to reaching a deal with its international lenders to unlock aid for that nearly bankrupt country. >>> there are two new developments involving lance armstrong today. nike has announced it is terminating its contract with amp strong after accusing him of misleading the company about doping for years. an analyst for "forbes" says armstrong could lose $50 million over the -- over the next five years due to lost endorsements. >>> today is the 20th anniversary of the loma prieta quake -- loma prieta quake. most of the victims died from a double-decker cypress freeway structure collapsed. we want to check in one more time with steve for a look at the st. louis weather. >> that's not the case here. st. louis in the circle. and then severe thunderstorm warnings are already posted in advance. now once they get this part, this severe weather through, it looks pretty good, behind that you can get clearing. >

and wednesday. drug report, more bad news r lance armstrong - and this , it hits even closer to home. today - he was forced to stp down as chairman of his beld cancer charity... at least five sponsors >>> today lance armstrong was force said to step down as chairman of his beloved cancer charity. at least five sponsors fired him. >> reporter: the 7-time tour de france winner and nike were inseparable for 10 years. they said today due to the insurmount insurmountable evidence that he participated in doping, we have early it nated our contract with him -- terminated our contract with him. he said he was stepping down to side step any negative effects. >> of course we're concerned and that's one of the reasons why lance made the decision that he announced today, stepping away as chairman and allowing new leadership to steer this organization. >> reporter: since 1997, livestrong has raised nearly a half-billion dollars. its purpose is helping cancer survivors with employment and financial concerns, insurance problems, and access to care. particularly in developing nations. >> critics say i'm arrogan

the lance armstrong doping scandal continues. now a major cycling team sponsor says it is cutting ties with the sport completely. >> this is especially significant because the dutch banking group has sponsored a team for the past 17 years and was the biggest backer of the professional cycling. >> the company said it was no longer confident that cycling was a clean sport. >> the end of an era. this team has run its last race. the dutch banking group is severing ties to professional cycling at the end of the year amid mounting scandals over building in the sport. the latest involving seven-time tour de france winner lance armstrong was the final straw. >> we are no longer convinced that the international professional world of cycling can make this a clean and fair sport, and we are not confident that this will change for the better in the foreseeable future. >> the announcement is another blow for cycling's world governing body. it has been accused of being too passive in the fight against doping. the former uci president is also alleged to have concealed a positive test by armstrong in

report implicates him in a doping scandal, lance armstrong steps down as the head of his charity and is dropped by some of his biggest sponsors. >> this is the "cbs morning news" for thursday, october 18, 2012. >>> good morning and thank for joining us. i'm vinita nair. this morning a young bangladesh man is being held without bail ing charged to bomb the federal reserve building here in new york. he was caught by an fbi sting operation. the fbi says he came to the u.s. intent on waging a holy war and was ready to die in the attack. >> reporter: 21-year-old quazi mohammad rezwanul ahsan nafis stood in a manhattan courthouse wednesday hours after he allegedly tried to blow up part of america's financial infrastructure. authorities say nafis wanted to detonate a bomb outside of the federal reserve bank of new york. the building where transactions from the nation's largest banks are processed and where a large reserve of gold is stored. he came to the u.s. on a student visa in january to study cyber security at southeastern missouri state university. authorities say that lasted one

gratificati gratification. >> good for them. >>> the latest blow for lance armstrong. the superstar cyclist has been stripped of his medals. now, the evidence he doped for years is costing him sponsorships and the leadership of his livestrong charity. neal karlinsky brings us that from seattle. good morning, neal. >> reporter: george, good morning. it's been a devastating 24 hours for lance armstrong. his sponsors have been dropping like flies. there's threats of civil litigation. it's as if his entire legacy is being erased right before his eyes. stripped of his tour de france titles by the u.s. anti-doping agency, lance armstrong is now being stripped of his livelihood. like dominos, big-money sponsors are dropping the disgraced champion in droves. anheuser-busch, frs sports drinks, trek bicycles, giro helmets, 24-hour finantness, an the biggest of the big, nike, which wrote its on damning guilty verdict, due to the seemingly insurmountable evidence that lance armstrong participated in doping and misled nike for more than a decade, we have terminated our contract with him. >> the fact he

't think they are going to win these cases against lance armstrong because usually when you settle a case, there's sort of an air-tight agreement that's signed between the attorneys saying that all further claims are waiveded, and obviously at the time of the lawsuits both sides were saying that their position was the correct position. >> rate. >> in other words, the paper was saying, hey, we had good basis to believe he had used illegal drugs, as did the insurance company, so when you settle the case, you're kind of saying i'm giving up these claims. >> right. >> so i don't think they are going to win on that. >> armstrong's former manager said in a statement, quote, he will continue to be involved in legal proceedings related to the u.s. anti-doping agency charges against him, and hopes to receive a fair hearing. does armstrong though still have a good defense? i mean, since he hasn't been officially found guilty of lying or doping? >> i think armstrong's in serious trouble. the agency in issuing its report based the report on testimony from 26 witnesses, 15 riders who participated in r

. >>> lance armstrong, he was defiant last night as he took center stage at his cancer charity's 15th anniversary gala. it was the first time that the seven time dur at the frantour r has taken the stand. we were there. >> reporter: he's been accused, disgraced, and humiliated. but in his hometown of austin and within the cancer community in particular, lance armstrong is still very much loved. >> i've been better. but i've also been worse. thank you so much for your support. it means the world to me. >> reporter: speaking publicly for the first time since he was engulfed by a doping scandal, armstrong admitted it was a difficult two weeks. 14 days in which he's been branded as a cheat and a liar. dropped by almost all of his sponsors and forced to resign as chairman of his own charity, livestrong. >> you've been a proud supporter of this organization for many years. has anything changed for you in the last days? >> in the last days? no. i think it's an organization that's developed by somebody who's been an enormous inspiration to so many and to myself and has done an incredible amou

ever had one? >> i have not had one. >>> the controversy surrounding lance armstrong. he appeared publicly since they said the cyclist was park of part of a doping program. he spoke for his livestrong charity and resigned as chairman of livestrong this week. >> i am and i think i can speak on behalf of this entire team behind me, truly humbled by your support. it's been an interesting couple of weeks. it's been a difficult couple of weeks for me, for my family a, for my friends, for this foundation. i get asked a lot, people say, man, how are you doing? i say, and i say this every time. and i mean it. i say, i've been better. but i've also been worse. >> called for arm astrong to be stripped of his seven tour de france titles and banned from the sport for life. the international cycling union will respond to the charges on monday. >>> to michigan now where police are searching for a gunman. authorities believe the shootings, at least 15 so far across three counties are connected. no one has been injured. they set up a multi-agency task force to try to track down the suspected shoo

. >> -- better, but have also been worse. >> lance armstrong speaks out for the first time since stepping down as chairman of his cancer charity. in the wake of a damning report claiming he doped his way to cycling victory. as he waits to hear, he'll be stripped of his tour de france title within days. >>> and it's official. justin timberlake and jessica biel get hitched at a star-studded italian wedding. the inside scoop about their big bash, "today," saturday, october 20th, 2012. >>> good morning, everyone. welcome to "today" on a saturday. i'm lester holt. >> and i'm jenna wolfe. investigators in colorado spent the last week looking for the person who abducted and killed 10-year-old jessica ridgeway. >> now there's potentially a new clue that could bring them closer. they're hoping that this cross provides them with new information in the case. we're going to get more on this potential important piece of evidence in just a moment. >> then it looks like a scene from an action movie. thieves making off with paintings by picasso, monet, matisse, but this is a real-life heist. investigators are

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