caller: do you know tim adams? guest: former colleague at the treasury? host: second question? caller: of the second question is, -- the second question is, what area were you undersecretary? guest: international affairs. caller: that is what tim was. here is my question. the bush administration was fundamentally established as a corporate model government, which did not sit well with me because governments and corporations are difference. the first treasury secretary, paul o'neill, i liked, -- the price of loyalty, what happens with him. john snow -- paul a came -- lcoa and john snow came from cs x, so they had business experience on the ground with employees. but then with henriette -- when henry paulson came in, he came from goldman sachs, and that seems to be a problem these days with respect to people on goldman sachs -- from goldman sachs and never seem to get away from goldman sachs. guest: @ thank you. i worked very closely with paul o'neill and john snow and was in a position of heading up the international division before tim adams, two people with remarkably long and

middle game of the three game series, it's interleague baseball here at camden yards on adam jones bobblehead night. timding the former national on the mound for the mets, still looking for his first win in his sixth start of the year. and koji uehara making his second start since returning. koji looking for his first win since his second start as an orioles. and this is your movies on demand screen. oh cool. (cable guy) so what are you going to do next? who are you? who is he? it's okay. well, i'm going to... activate over 100 hd channels? program his remote? sync his tv with his computer? wow. it's like you've been watching him all day. have you been watching me all day? no. (announcer) switch to verizon fios and get the ultimate home entertainment experience. plus up to $150 back. boss: come on in, i had some other things you can tell people about geico - great claims service and a 97% customer satisfaction rate. show people really trust us. gecko: yeah right, that makes sense. boss: trust is key when talking about geico. you gotta feel it. why don't you and i practice that with a little exercise whe

tim redding with the 3-1, runner goes. center field, adam, just picked up now by reimold. he'll make his way back to first. having to touch up on his way back. wieters hit it all, but out on the play by beltran. >> gary: and redding is done for the night. but he battled on. he'll be responsible for the runner on at first base. times may be tough today, but the things we all look forward to haven't changed. like owning a home. watching our children grow. and retiring with confidence. so whatever you're looking forward to, m&t bank is here to help you get there. m&t bank. understanding what's important. >> gary: upcoming games thi series. we'll conclude tomorrow, then the team will be on to philadelphia for the weekend set. it will be hill, bergesen and guthrie in philadelphia. >> jim: bobby parnell, we saw him last night, faced two batters, they both got up. he did throw in the upper 90s. big, tall right-hander. starter last year at double-a affiliate for the mets. >> gary: a breaking ball that comes in hard. hard slider to robert andino. andino is 0 for 2, a fielder's

and i realized, i could work on abigail adams and there were at the time very few biographies of her. that had been written in recent tim times. there had been biographies around world war ii but no contemporary biographies of abigail adams and i started out writing a biography of abigail adams and this was a good 30 years ago and finished it and it was a chronological history of her life from birth to death and just about the time i was ready to publish, a couple of biographies did come out about her and a realized that my biography was not different than the other biographies, that came about. came out about her and the salient thing about all of them was that all of her biographies had as its protagonist, main character, its hero, john adams. and the reason was that john was

tim redding against koji uehara. get out to have the ballpark tomorrow. it is adam jones bobblehead night.re on masnsports.com. for jim, i'm rick. we're out of time! we'll see you tomorrow. boston lager continues to be a very special beer. six weeks after jim started the business it took the best beer in america award. nobody had tried an american beer that had that kind of flavor. twenty years off, jim is still obsessed with boston lager. sam adams lager continues to win medals all over the world. that's pretty cool. scores two. mets take a 6-2 lead would that be enough? we know how this mets bullpen operates. we've got drama, bottom nine, two on, two outs. francisco rodriguez able to get adam jones, the former mariner great gets nothing against k r rod. by a final count of 6-4. 11 games, pelfrey with his first win since may 7. baltimore has lost 9 of 12. >> well, the tigers and cardinals have played three times in world series history. most recently, 2006, where in game 5 justin verlander's throwing error led to a pair of unearned runs. st. louis went on to win game 5, 4-2. they won the

adam jones who has 41. >> jim: that batting average down because of the .200 average against lefties. he's a .278 lifetime hitter against left-handed pitching. that's the type of pitcher that timding is. not that overpowering. he's more comfortable at about 88. >> gary: 40 rbi players, there aren't many. orioles have the three, the indians and the phillies, luke scott being the fourth with 36. huff will reach, he's got a base hit. going oh bring jones home. church coming in. he'll just lob it back. the orioles have a 1-0 lead. aubrey huff the rbi. mr. bobblehead is bouncing. >> jim: he really earned that walk, as you mentioned. here's the change-up again. you can see by x-mo, aubrey's out in front of it. but he's able to get it by daniel murphy into right field. a great jump. >> gary: good at-bat by aubrey huff after he got fooled on a couple of pitches. now melvin mora. mora's got a five game hit streak going. tailor-made for two. and the relay throw made by castillo. that will do it. - oh, it's on. - it's on. - it's on. - ( music playing throughout ) - it's on. - oh, it's on, all right. - it's on. - totally on. jimmy, it's on. - it's on. - oh, yeah, it's on. affirmative, it'