gibbons and his wife. this will help you understand reno and nevada. threat the city neighborhoods were pete with pollitz mansions, the grounds that look like parks and been made water features, a large enough to bathe a small family of elephants, but up against new housing tracts that looked decidedly lower middle class. no, transition, no buffer zones, no gates, just a pronounced difference from one side or one and up the street to the other. this is the district that tierney cahill was trying to represent, a district just independent, libertarian, hard to describe it. yeah they were republicans but they were certainly taken by this teacher. ms. cahill, perhaps every story should have a happy ending. in this case, he struck up a relationship with your opponent's wife and in the end the happy ending is the opponent comes to school to celebrate with you. tell us about that. >> guest: i e-mailed my opponents why. she was a state legislator in nevada, assemblywoman and i was really looking for help. one of my students won an essay contest on what it mean

gaston replaced gibbons a year ago tomorrow, june 20th.37 the rest of the way and he got a two-year contract extension and won back toback world championships '92 and '93. more importantly, he's been a member of the toronto organization for 35-3 # seasons of the franchise. >> wonderful to see manny acta and cito gaston around the -- around the batting cages before the ballgame exchanging pleasantries. cito had tough stuff back in the day. >> you think about managers who get a second chance to manage clubs. it doesn't happen often. it's happened with billy mar taind the yankees a few times. i look at gaston and see guy -- when they replaced st. claire with mccatty, they said one of the reasons was he's more old school. you can't get more old school than cito gaston who twice has been propoamented -- promomented -- promoted. >> zimmermann has never faced this ball club before. i wonder how much time do they spend going over a scouting report for someone they don't see throughout the regular season. >> that's all the guys. >> scouting report,

gibbons. throughout the city this will help you understand reno and nevada. through the city neighborhoods replete with published mansions and grounds that look like established parks and man-made water features large enough to dave a small family of elephants but up against new housing tracts that look decidedly low or middle class. no transition, no buffer zones, no dates, just pronounced difference from one side or one end of the street to the other. this is the district tierney was torian to represent. libertarian, hard to describe. yes they were republicans but they were certainly taken by this teacher. ms. cahill perhaps every story should have a happy ending. in this case you struck a relationship with your opponent's wife and in the and the happy ending is the opponent comes to school to celebrate with you. tell about back. >> guest: i had actually been mailed my opponent's wife, she is the state legislature in nevada, assemblywoman and i was looking for help. one of my students had won an essay contest on what it means to be an american and she helpe

. >> rob: the -- i know gibbons and cecil. bobby cox. >> bob: bobby cox is a great guess. i'm going to have to go with you on that one. coming into this season, cito was .753 and -- 753-687 total. they say if you copy somebody, it's called bridge rhythm. if you copy two people, it's called research [ laughter ]. >> rob: i like that. >> bob: scwoo willie harris puts that one away off the bat of vernon wells. just for that, i will look up my atlanta notes to see what it says about bobby cox. can you ask us a question. ask about the nats at masnsports.com. we are always eager to hear from you if you have your baseball questions about the nats. let's see. bobby cox, that might be a good one, rob, because it is four years in tron so. he won 78, 89, 89 and then 90 games. >> rob: he wasn't there long enough to have a bad winning percentage. >> bob: right. well hit. scott rolen has a ten-game hitting streak. he is now 19 for his last 41. adam lind will be hitting with one on, one out. >> rob: lind bounced out to alberto gonzalez first time up. >> bob: ross detwiler, first three in

last year, john gibbons was let go and cito gaston took over.was let go on june 20th and cito gaston led them to a 51-30 record. he has been a guest manager for the last few years. people forget he is a good ballplayer. he was then known as clarence gaston. ross detwiler gets around late. as a major league hitter, he is 0-for-8 i. still looking for his first win and his first hit. >> bob: yep. >> rob: he is definitely in search of. cristian guzman with a base hit tonight, he is next. infield hit in front of scott rolen back in the 1st. detwiler puts it in play. three-hopper. scutaro, two outs. get your red on and a grand slam. pick 4 game, take one three. five different plans to choose from. your plan, your games, your seats, you get a free game. it's that easy. @0-5%-ats or @nations.oa. @and those could help get into the ballpark if you do not have any ticket for the boston red sox tuesday, wednesday, thursday. here is crsnguzman. there is a tapper. it will be much easier for rolen this time. he gets rid of the ball in a hurry. the

honesty of this book and this is what you also said later on in the book when your opponent, jim gibbonsat the time who is now the governor of the state is he? >> guest: yes, he is the governor. >> host: -- was crafty enough not to attack ms. cahill and hercules mittal volunteers, and here is ms. cahill in frustration if i can read from you, ms. cahill. his gentle response was surely politically motivated. but while a campaign spearheaded by students made it very hard for people to attack me, it became a double-edged sword because it was also hard to get anyone to discuss the issues. i am a serious candidate, i wanted to say. but it was hard to get the press to focus on much more than how cute our campaign was, and cuteness wasn't going to win the race. why don't you describe that. >> guest: there was a level of frustration as we made it through the primary which i have to say was a surprise. i never anticipated making it through the primary. there was a gentleman we ran against and i didn't know him but he was in vegas and i figure that is the democratic mecca of the state, he will win