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And dirtier and it needs to be thrown out? andrea still has hers. its time for him to let go of his dirty blanket called climate change, because it is being systemically debunked by science. looking at 33 years actualed measured increase in temperature is 0.2 degrees. the climate models that were used by these hysterics predicted up to 8.5. thats how far off it is. thats catastrophic. but the best evidence is the satellite data, which shows that the temperature has not changed in 16 years. and t...

And dirtier and it needs to be thrown out? andrea still has hers. its time for him to let go of his dirty blanket called climate change, because it is being systemically debunked by science. looking at 33 years actualed measured increase in temperature is 0.2 degrees. the climate models that were used by these hysterics predicted up to 8.5. thats how far off it is. thats catastrophic. but the best evidence is the satellite data, which shows that the temperature has not changed in 16 years. and t...

If you twist that storm and put it over the island, it can basically cover the entire island. thats how big this thing is. and we are fortunate in a way, as a nation, that generally these form in less populated areas. youve lived there, its a terrible, terrible thing. the fatalities are awful. this is a measure of this storm. >> bill, you talk about how things have changed. so, and obviously i know this is a geography, all things that go into where these forms. if already were seeing bigger ones...

Look at this, this is the island of manhattan right here. if you twist that storm and put it over the island, it can basically cover the entire island. thats how big this thing is. and we are fortunate in a way, as a nation, that generally these form in less populated areas. youve lived there, its a terrible, terrible thing. the fatalities are awful. this is a measure of this storm. >> bill, you talk about how things have changed. so, and obviously i know this is a geography, all things that go ...

The white house and virtually all of downtown in one big strek. >> wow. >> up here to new york city where you are, erin, look at this. this is the island of manhattan right here. you twist that storm and put it over the island and basically cover the entire island. thats how big this thing is and were fortunate in a way as a nation that generally these form in less populated areas. if you live there, its a terrible, terrible thing. the fatalities are awful. that is measure of this storm. >> bill...

ill have the weather on both sides of the pond. "cnn newsroom" starts right now. and good morning to you. happy friday. thank you for joining us. im carol costello. we begin with new details on a man who is accused of being a serial infector of hepatitis c. david kwiatkowsky is accused of infecting many people. one hospital fired him for drug abuse two years ago. our senior medical correspondent elizabeth cohen is in boston with more. good morning, elizabeth. >> reporter: carol, let ...

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Think? >> its very frustrating as a scientist. so many people i talk to seem to decide the science based upon their political beliefs. if theyre conservative, they dont believe in it. if theyre liberal, they believe in climate warming. there is a lot of disinformation that has come out over the last ten years. so many people have heard about natural variability. there is a lot in the climate system. changes that have taken place due to volcanos, changes of the sun. were observing those things no...

D.c., and the climate of a different kind there. politics has often screwed up serious scientific concerns. is there any way for the clarity of scientific facts to win out on this issue, do you think? >> its very frustrating as a scientist. so many people i talk to seem to decide the science based upon their political beliefs. if theyre conservative, they dont believe in it. if theyre liberal, they believe in climate warming. there is a lot of disinformation that has come out over the last ten y...

Had to live through july of 2010, set numerous records, d.c. the hottest month on record, a way to look at this past july, put it in perspective. what we found out by running climate models, we continue to emit greenhouse gas as weve been doing by 2050, the july 2010 would actually be a typical july. its kind of a taste of what the future could actually look like. >> no thanks. but lets take a look at just july in terms of numbers and the temperatures being on the average about five degrees high...