but we have an article or a letter written to the proposing body that bob davis and i had done that proved that this research was bogus. that if you start with two fields that are exactly the same and go in opposite directions. in reality, what happens when we wrote a letter that said know that did not have been. the board said why don't you get the data from ben santer and see if that occurred. we approached him and the official line i got from a friend of his is he got the data from different sources india's promise not to redistribute it but the underlying factor is the real reason is he does not trust to. i want to point* out in the book there are a lot of stories. it is not that these are the only things that ever happened. there are a number of these that go on and if i could of included them in the book it would run several volumes and that was not desirable. chapter one a global warming science per a was hoping that was not an attempt to make a climate scientist and it is not in this review up to speed in the climate world of you have not been paying attention since the last book o

i talked to eric davis. >> bob: kearns to short, can the orioles turn it? yes, they can! it was bases loaded, nobody out. and baltimore still leads. ú from that first dollar forward, cash flow isn't just an important thing to small business. it's everything. that's why pnc is introducing your new cfo, cash flow options designed to effectively improve your cash flow. cfo helps every dollar work harder. from the very first dollar to the last dollar of the day. get in touch with your new cfo. pnc. leading the way.  >> bob: we're back here, orioles lead 4-3 over the washington nationals. in the fifth inning, melvin mora running towards the foul line in left field, sees reimold out of the corner of his eye. he just makes an amazing athletic play right here. he catches the ball over the shoulder. there you see it. unbelievable over the shoulder catch by melvin mora in the fifth inning. your coors light freeze cam. >> jim p.: you saw the smile on andino. and who is leading off. melvin mora against we'll cacal m ththk ttttle ol 17 yrs in tthe sw, s so n i thnk is

bob geren was talking about. felix pie got all of it. it will be hauled in. davis got to it. the world's most refresh feeling. >> buck: in the 1st inning, jack cust was hitting with two aboard, nobody out. he squares up on that high change-up from jeremy guthrie, drills it to the wall in centerfield over the wall, his 9th homerun of the season. >> gary: one away in the 9th inning. no lan reimold will get his first at-bat. did not start in the ballgame. he came on for nick markakis in right. strike taken. after the ballgame got out of hand. orioles did not get on the board until scott hit a homerun in the 7th. with two down. his 13th of the year. that is the only extra base hit that the orioles have in the ballgame and the only runner who passed second tonight. the o's stranded just 2, 1 in the 1st and 1 in the 2nd. >> buck: of this scored a total of 6 runs on this trip. they were fortunate to win the first game 1-0. >> gary: the bats have just disappeared. 9 runs in 6 games and the orioles don't score anymore in this one. one down in the 9th inning. springer, 1-2 delivery. re

bob: did anybody play more shallow than paul blair? >> jim p.: blair played really shallow. he'd play where he, the one thing about paul blair, i'm sure eric davishe had such great body control. so if you play shallow, you better be able to go back and not jump into the wall. paul just had, he was a very good basketball player, great leaping ability, shot too much when he played in the off- season, but he could go over the fence and never hit the fence because he had great vertical leap. >> rob: actually eric davis made one of the greatest world series catches that gets overlooked and he pierced his kidney. lacerated his kidney on the catch because he was 6'3", 185 pounds, about 4% body fat, his elbow went up underneath his abdomen and into his kidney area, it was still a game saving catch. we went on to sweep the a's. and he was playing left field balls after bad knee that year. >> jim p.: that was 1990. >> rob: yes, there's been great catches in the world series, but for me that was one of the greatest i've ever seen and he was seriously injured. >> bob: and the inning is over. orioles have stranded three. from that first dollar forward, cash

bob macdonald has moved back into the lead. but it is a close race. campaigns matter. the history of this is on the republican side. host: we will take your messages. tom daviss with us for a half hour. you alluded to the mid-term elections. chris dodd is seeking reelection. illinois, who knows how that race will shape out. republicans indicated that they have a chance at these two blue state. guest: particularly in illinois there is an attractive republican candidate. he could win in the urban areas and hold the rural areas. conn, i think that chris dodd's areas are more personal. he is trying to dig himself out of the hole but he is behind in every poll. they are both good opportunities as is delaware. host: i realize it is early, but is there one state or race that says if this goes a certain way it will be good for the republicans deaths guest: let me say this about mid-term elections. this will be the referendum on obama and that the democrats. they will not re-hire governments to run the government, but they might want to put a check on obama. that works in the favor of republicans during the mid-term. only three terms as the party in power pick up sea