he had taken a strong position, roger revelle had. what did al gore say at that point? he said revelle has gone senile. and he declared that the debate was over, and he still declares it today. and as his great mentor, he said he was senile. he wondered about that. but i never got a chance to talk about revelle about it. a heart attack, and we lost him in 1991. and then a great debate raged. on the one side fred singer, who said revelle had changed his mind and was trying to tell us that global warming was not a great crisis. but the scripps institution of oceanography, the revelle family, the unippc, members of the u.s. senate and congress said no, no, revelle is the champion, he's the father of global warming. and singer, you have done a bad thing here. well, i was able to interview dr. singer about this controversy. and he joins us live from washington, d.c. dr. singer, what was roger revelle's view of carbon dioxide as a greenhouse gas hen you co-authored that "cosmos" article back in 1990? >> he was really relaxed about it. he basically looked at this as a grand geo

he had taken a strong position, roger revelle had. what did al gore say at that point? he said revelle has gone senile. and he declared that the debate was over, and he still declares it today. and as his great mentor, he said he was senile. he wondered about that. but i never got a chance to talk about revelle about it. a heart attack, and we lost him in 1991. and then a great debate raged. on the one side fred singer, who said revelle had changed his mind and was trying to tell us that global warming was not a great crisis. but the scripps institution of oceanography, the revelle family, the unippc, members of the u.s. senate and congress said no, no, revelle is the champion, he's the father of global warming. and singer, you have done a bad thing here. well, i was able to interview dr. singer about this controversy. and he joins us live from washington, d.c. dr. singer, what was roger revelle's view of carbon dioxide as a greenhouse gas hen you co-authored that "cosmos" article back in 1990? >> he was really relaxed about it. he basically looked at this as a grand geo

. >> reporter: it's the first time industry expert roger gross has uttered those words this summer. with no buyer to immediately save revel and showboat and trump plaza threatening to close, the news is more dire. there's more finger pointing. >> this isn't a surprise. the city should have been prepared for it. the politicians seem to be shocked. >> if in 30-something years of cl in the eastern united states we didn't get our act together, shame on us. if we're pointing fingers, we will never fix it. >> reporter: this man is an atlantic county free holder. he runs a bakery that goes back three generations. he believes the casino industry has to right size itself but potentially losing four casinos or more this year -- >> there could be nothing worse. atlantic city will rebuild itself and it will come back if there is a wholesale change in the strategy of running atlantic city's government. >> reporter: local officials have talked about retraining programs for thousands of former casino workers. gross doesn't see it. >> there's not a lot of programs that go toward retraining these people or anything like that at this point

rogers commission which investigated that. as it turns out, she became the source, an early source of the critical revelation about the o-rings and their contribution to the accident and also to the flawed management decisions that were made. nasa essentially shut down to repair the system and reconfigure the program. selling moved here to washington where she undertook a major study at nasa headquarters to help determine the future of the space agency. that is the one in which she recommended first something called mission to planet earth which was treating earth as an exotic plant the same way we look at mars and venus and everything else out there and a spending some of our vast energy and wisdom on fixing what is going on here, not only before but at the same time as we are going other places. this was a huge step forward over the years she served on other commissions and also on the investigative commission when the columbia disintegrated in 2003 on reentry tariff. she was the only shuttle astronauts to serve on both commissions and made a huge contribution to that one also. once she was the bright new face of nasa and n

rogers commission which investigated that and as it turns out became the source. i did not know this until i found this while researching the book. she was the source, an early source of the critical revelation about the o. rings and their contribution to the accident and also to the flood management decisions that were made. with nasa essentially shut down to repair the system and reconfigure the program's sally return to washington where she undertook a major study at nasa headquarters to determine the future of the space agency and that is the one in which he recommended first something called mission to planet earth which was treating earth as an exotic planet the same way we look at mars and venus and everything else out there and expanding some of our vast energy on fixing what's going on here. not only before but at the same time as we are going other places. this was a huge step forward. over the years she served on other commissions and also on the investigative commission when the colombia disintegrated in 2003 on its re-entry to earth. she was the only shuttle astronaut to serve on both commissions and made a huge contribution to that one also. once sally was the bright new face o

rogers commission which investigated that. as it turns out, she became the source, an early source of the critical revelation about the o-rings contribution to the accident and also to the flawed management decisions that were made. nasa essentially shut down to repair the system and reconfigure the program. selling moved here to washington where she undertook a major study at nasa headquarters to help determine the future of the space agency. that is the one in which she recommended first something called mission to planet earth which was treating earth as an exotic plant the same way we look at mars and venus and everything else out there and a spending some of our vast energy and wisdom on fixing what is going on here, not only before but at the same time as we are going other places. this was a huge step forward over the years she served on other commissions and also on the investigative commission when the columbia disintegrated in 2003 on reentry tariff. she was the only shuttle astronauts to serve on both commissions and made a huge contribution to that one also. once she was the bright new face of nasa and now she bec

rogers commission which investigated that. as it turns out, she became the source, an early source of the critical revelation about the o-ringscontribution to the accident and also to the flawed management decisions that were made. nasa essentially shut down to repair the system and reconfigure the program. selling moved here to washington where she undertook a major study at nasa headquarters to help determine the future of the space agency. that is the one in which she recommended first something called mission to planet earth which was treating earth as an exotic plant the same way we look at mars and venus and everything else out there and a spending some of our vast energy and wisdom on fixing what is going on here, not only before but at the same time as we are going other places. this was a huge step forward over the years she served on other commissions and also on the investigative commission when the columbia disintegrated in 2003 on reentry tariff. she was the only shuttle astronauts to serve on both commissions and made a huge contribution to that one also. once she was the bright new face of nasa and now she beca

revel is the fourth casino to go down in just a matter of months. the showboat will close in 19 days, the trump plaza a few weeks later, the atlantic club is already shuttered. roger gross is the publisher of global gaming business magazine. he says the atlantic city wasn't ready for the competition from pennsylvania and new york. 12 was just too many casinos. i'm afraid that one more will have to go to right size the market. between all the casinos closings 8,000 workers are going to lose their jobs. clearly it's devastating. i think it's terrible that they put so much time and energy into a beautiful place like this and all these people are going to be out of work and it's just, you know, it's bad for the economy and it's terrible for atlantic city in general. >> from atlantic city, i'm karen, fox news. > arson, police say he was even called to fight the same fires he started. next the bizarre reason investigators say he never thought he'd get caught. this takes illegal dumping to a whole new level. how they're fighting back in a very public way. these people just don't care. they look around to see who is watching and they keep walking. now they're fighting bac

roger gidel says players will now pay stricter punishments for violating the league's personal conduct policy, comes after criticism of ray rice's two game suspension for domestic incident with his wife at revelino. players will face maximum six game suspension for first offense, and banishment from the league after that. eagles fans had different opinions on the new policy at last night's game. >> i don't think they should be able to play. i don't think they should be able to be paid just like anyone felony other job. >> there should be some casino of infraction involved. but little bit steep. >> the commissioner whim post the penalties, before a player is formally charged. rice's two game suspension will take effect this saturday. >>> for the first time since 2001 the public will be able to visit ground zero in the anniversary of the september 11 attacks. memorial plaza will be open from 6:00 p.m. until midnight to allow visitors a chance to see the tribute and light up close. private is her moanly take place then inside the museum during the morning. the museum will remain closed for the rest of the day. >>> the so-called serial stow-away march lan hartman speaks out from inside jail, accu