CBS Evening News - 2012-06-13

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[0:00] tonight Lance Armstrong is charged with

[0:03] doping the US anti-doping agency says

[0:07] his own blood shows he cheated he could

[0:10] lose all of his tour to France titles

[0:13] Risky Business the head of JP Morgan

[0:15] Chase takes the blame for bungled

[0:17] Investments that cost billions well the

[0:20] buck stops with me New York's mayor

[0:23] throws down a challenge putting up some

[0:25] of his own fortune as the prize it's

[0:28] nice to be a billionaire it is nice to

[0:30] be a billionaire and 2,000 dead in

[0:33] Afghanistan David Martin counts the toll

[0:37] at home she lost her best friend Joseph

[0:40] lost his big

[0:45] brother this is the CBS Evening News

[0:48] with Scott

[0:50] py good evening Lance Armstrong the

[0:53] greatest cycling champion of all time is

[0:56] in Jeopardy of losing all of his titles

[0:59] from 19 98 through 2004 late today the

[1:03] US anti-doping agency accused him of

[1:06] using ban performance-enhancing drugs

[1:08] and conspiring to cover it up the doping

[1:11] agency has also charged the head of

[1:13] Armstrong's team and four doctors and

[1:16] trainers it has been a long

[1:18] investigation and we are told that 10

[1:21] former cyclists on Armstrong's team

[1:24] testified under oath you're about to

[1:26] hear from one of them Jim Axelrod has

[1:29] details

[1:30] a source close to the investigation says

[1:32] the US anti-doping agency charges were

[1:35] delivered to Armstrong yesterday in a

[1:37] 15-page letter in the letter Armstrong

[1:39] is accused of using the blood enhancing

[1:41] drug EPO banned blood transfusions

[1:44] testosterone and

[1:46] corticosteroids the anti-doping agency

[1:49] alleges Armstrong used the ban

[1:50] substances from 1998 through 2004 close

[1:54] to the

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