2012. i have that fire in my belly. it s a matter for me of some kind of practical, pragmatic decisions that have to be made. one is with a large family, understanding the huge the amount of scrutiny and the sacrifices that have to be made on my children s part in order to see their mama run for president. but yeah, the fire in the belly, it s there. alisyn: juan williams is a fox news political contributor and andrea tantaros is a fox news contributor. it sounds like sarah palin is having to decide between country and family, which one will win? i think family will win. i don t think she s going to run. but i must say, i didn t think that before the interview with greta van sus turn and it sure sounded last night as if they were trying to send out signals, don t ignore me, i m still a player here, and i think the way it s going, alisyn, she s making it very clear, she s going to be a king maker, that everybody who wants this nomination has
with the suggestion they revert to previous borders. and there s area 51, an investigative journalist has written an exhaustive study of all of the secrets of that military test site outside of vegas. all the secrets revealed, right here. we will talk to the journalist who wrote this book, coming up, and we ll ask her the questions that we know you guys want to get answers to. back to you. bill: i plan on being here sunday, by the way! rick: me too! bill: see you in 11 minutes. you have got to see this to believe it. roll this tape and watch it closely: that s dash cam video from a police cruiser on the move. the only thing is, it s not an officer behind the wheel. how this began, and how it ended in such dramatic fashion. alisyn: it gets scarier from there. bill: some claim the end of the world is upon us.
mississippi river. i have never seen a river this high. a team of hydrologists. historical event. reporter: takes readings of the water, racing past baton rouge. amazing the power that water has. reporter: a foot-and-a-half below the surface. we ll lower it into the water. reporter: high track radar tracks how quickly sediment is carried downstream. we send the signal down into the water and it reflects off the sediments, transported by the water. reporter: and the computer on the boat. it sends the commands down to the units. reporter:. sends the velocity readings onto the army corps of engineers. so they have the most current information, what is going on here so they can control, you know, the morganza floodway and, all of those decisions will be based on these type of mesh zuchlts. measurements. reporter: there s a half dozen teams, spread out from north of the morganza spill way,
she s completely miss quoted and mocked and made fun of by the media. so i eventually think that that s going to take a toll, and it has, and as juan pointed out, the tea party isn t as strong, i think they will get stronger as 201 approach, but they are not at their peak, and that really was her strong suit. alisyn: andrea tantoras, thank you, juan, thank you. appreciate it. take care, alisyn. bill: it might be coming this way! scared me, man! i ve never witnessed this in my life! bill: first ever. you know what you know what? i always said i wanted to see a tornado. always. we ve been trying. but clear going to keep an eye on it. bill: those guys are kind of calm, aren t they? that video captured outside of colorado springs. here is more of what was captured by those two men, that family. i said it s coming this
and weeks ahead as necessary to maintain the flow of water from the spillway southward from the mississippi river to stay the same. it s going to take awhile for the water to move from the spillway extending toward the gulf of mexico. today, we have been watching that progression as it heads southward. we are looking at the area around i-10 and southward. that s where the highest water levels could be because of the low land, the low area here. we ll take you southward and show you this is monday, graham lake. it s where the water is expected to be tomorrow. as we head into tuesday, we go toward morgan city. it s a huge concern. this is a population of around 12,000 plus people who live here. they may have to be evacuated. they are packing up their belongings, birth certificates and photos and getting ready for the water on tuesday. we could see five feet in that area. let s talk about the impact