on that replay, it looked like it was 79, whiteside that made the contact.'re looking there at ozougwu on the sideline. again, take a look at it. yeah, that's whiteside as he comes in. though his forearm. it's hard to see. it looked like it hit the shoulder pad, but david white was right there. if you strike the quarterback's helmet, it is roughing the passer. first down inside the 25. carr, and if you strike it forcibly. you can have incidentals. you can graze his helmet. can you make contact. it's got to be a forcible blow. >> 1:20 to play. that completion to stanback. carr, to the end zone, intercepted! another flag. we've got a flag in the offensive back field. isaiah frey came down with the tipped football. holding, number 60 of the offense. penalty declined. first down. >> greg: so the interception stands for the chicago bears and that should put a lock on thin things. there is a hold. you can see it there. that is a good one too. capers the guy flagged for that. anthony walters gets his hand on the ball in the end zone. tips it in the air. isaiah frey

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there were equal chances of average climate which was represented by a whiteside of a dice or unusually season which was red or cool which was blue. you had equal chances of those. but what we said is by the end of the century would would have loaded dice so that only one side would be normal, one side cooler than normal, and four sides would be unusually warm. now, in fact, that is what has happened. however, what i didn't think about at the time in the 1980s was that as we push the climate toward these hotterm.p climates, the higher temperatures, the extremes, the highest temperatures will be very extreme. and we are now getting about 10% of the area in a given summer is covered by what we call three standard deviation anomalies. those would have occurred only once or twice out of a thousand times. 50 years ago. but now, they are occurring about 10% of the time. that's the wildfires, the extreme droughts, the heatwaves. those are now significant chance of having those. and those are the things that have big economic impacts. >> so explain how we know that these events are happening an