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We had a lost moisture that came through last night. we just have to wait and see tonight. temperatures are slightly warmer. bill: what do you think about the ice, sir? is it an issue for you in alabama or not? >> well, this time around, unlike, january of the 28th, it has not been quite as bad. we have had a thin sheet of ice in the north central part of the state but it is not quite as bad as it was on the 28th. bill: what did you think when the national weather service talked about catastroph...

That was the adjective that he chose. and i argued, i think, strongly, that its not. that its not subject to analysis. and the big problem i have, if i may, intellectually or spiritually is that it has no ability to predict anything. his view of nature does not allow him to make predictions about the future, which is really the essence of the scientific method, where you have -- you observe something, you design -- you have a hypothesis about why it takes place, you design an experiment to test ...

>> its healthier than unlimited amounts of coffee. my only regret is that my team are the ones suffering the consequences of my professional opinion. >> senior medical correspondent elizabeth cohen joins me now. the author of shred, the revolutionary diet. welcome to both of you. my first question to you, we heard she went from 260 to 105. i read one adjective you used to describe her appearance is skeletal. >> absolutely, brooke. let me have full disclosure. my book said you can lose 20 pounds ...

Methods out there, hundreds of them that contradict billions of years. and point is, all such dating methods are fallible. and i claim theres only one infallible dating method. its a witness who was there who knows everything who told us. and thats from the word of god. >> bill, it was -- there you were, in the debate about science. and it kept coming back to the word of god as written in the old testament. >> well, not always. sometimes the new testament came in. >> well, yeah. >> im serious. i...

Yes, one of the four could be but heres the really, if i might, what i think people should be watching tonight. the republican party is in the midst of an idealogical civil war. the issues that are highlighted will give us a sense of whos winning in the debate. rand paul represents a very interesting wing of the republican party. if he becomes a nominee, that means that wing, libertarian wing won. his response, the response of the others are key because those will be giving the watch for what th...

Joe biden is probably the greatest opposition that she faces. but its hard to imagine joe biden beating her in a head-to-head race. it will be interesting to see how president obama positions himself in relation to those two. >> yeah. well, ben, good question for you. it kind of seems that obama is at least supporting her because the whole machine that supported him now seems to be lining up behind her. >> sure. >> the magazine cover may be creepy, pick your adjective, but its not meant to be, c...

This comes across as a lot of people -- to a lot of people as abuse of power what he did there. and that is kind of tough to really invest in a candidate who could potentially let you down with more stuff like this as the election approaches. >> im not sure i completely take on peggys column. im not sure if you can figure out the adjective. i think a lot of people were pumping him with a lot of hope and desire that he run and that definitely got to him. you can see him getting more excited about...

You are one of miley cyrus staunchest defenders, right? >> i prefer the adjective staunchest. >> you are her staunchest defender. why? >> she is a 21-year-old woman trying to make money in entertainment. she was a child entertainer. she is not anymore. she is 21. you can drink booze. you can kill homeless people. you can shoot heroin in your eyes at parties. leave her alone. it is my job as a parent to get my kids away from that 21-year-old twerking. if they are following child stars up until 21...

Working when it is not implemented. how can you say premiums are skyrocketing when they havent put the plans into effect yet. youre being dangerous with political spin thats so central to the well-being of so many families? >> i appreciate the adjective you toss my way. john adams famously said facts are stubborn things. here are some facts. about 100,000 have signed up, gotten new insurance under obama care. about 5 million people lost their insurance because of obama care. those are facts. and...

Low, 37%. maybe dragging it down is americans realization that the law is a disaster. 31% approval rating on obama care. how many people think the law is working out well? only 7%. whats the white house make of all this? as ed henry knows, ed, are they so insulated that they cant even fathom the thought of scratching and starting over? >> reporter: i think panic may be a bit strong, but theyre deeply concerned, theyre worried. pick your adjective. bottom line, they realize the bottom is falling ...