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Second Failed Test Derails Cyclist Landis

Published August 5, 2006 at 8:00 AM EDT

A follow-up test on cyclist Floyd Landis has also shown high levels of testosterone. The cycling team Phonak fired him and he may lose his Tour de France title, but he vows to fight to clear his name. Charles Pelkey, an editor for VeloNews, talks with Scott Simon about the morning's news.

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