. >> but so much of paul walker's passion was played off-screen. >> he said he was one foot in, one foot out with the hollywood game. >> this is the bridge of yesterday and making the scramble to port-au-prince. >> he was a philanthropist. >> they need help. >> he was very cool to see someone on the screen who portrays this hero and then to actually work with him and go whoa, whoa, whoa. you are as much of a big hero. >> he was a father and friend. >> he's just such a lovable man. >> and then, the tragic crash that took his life. >> we all lost a friend in this. >> i can't -- i can't really believe it. it's just not fair. >> get away. it might blow up. >> the car is in half. i can't tell if there's someone in there. >> video captures the horror. >> he's dead. >> there's nothing. we tried. we went through fire extinguishers. >> a day that ended in tragedy started with charity. movie star paul walker at an annual event for his foundation reach out worldwide. >> we were collecting toys and donations so we can distribute them around. >> j.d. dwarfman runs operations for the charity walk

the shores of the aegean sea, a visitor arrived at the greek city of corinth. his name was paul of tarsus. >> let's imagine paul going up the main street of corinth, through the monumental roman archway, into the forum, the center of city life, the place where all the business and in most of the political activities are done in the public life of this greco-roman city. here are the shops, here are the offices of the city magistrates, and we are standing literally in the shadow of the great temple of apollo. >> narrator: apollo, the sun god, watched over the fortunes of corinth. like zeus, hera, artemis and athena, apollo was one of the olympian gods, that family of divinities who presided over the ancient and diverse pagan universe. >> paganism is our designation for what 90-something percent of the people in the mediterranean were doing. jews are a visible minority. and then, everybody is doing lots of other things. >> one would have found a rich array of deities meeting the various needs of individuals. it's like going to a supermarket and being able to sort of shop for god. and

galilee, who was jesus' chief apostle. and paul, the sophisticated pharisee. together they will create a religion that would change the world. ♪ ♪ >>> just a few years after jesus was killed, the book of acts tells us, a devout jew named stephen stood on the steps of the temple in jerusalem, the holiest spot in all of judaism, and directly challenged the religious establishment. he proclaimed the jews had rejected the messiah, and so the temple would be destroyed. the only way to salvation was through jesus, the son of god. it was blasphemy. >> and according to the traditions in the book of acts, as he's being stoned to death, he looked up to heaven, and he saw jesus himself standing by the right hand of god, and he prays to jesus that he not hold this against his persecutors, and then he dies. >> the martyrdom of stephen was a gift from heaven and a propaganda coup. just like jesus, his followers were willing to prove their faith with their lives. but for one young man who participated in the stoning of stephen, getting rid of blasphemers was the mission. his name was saul.

much of paul walker's passion was played off-screen. >> he said he was one foot in, one foot out with the hollywood game. >> we all lost a friend in this. >> i can't -- i can't really believe it. it's just not fair. >> get away. it might blow up. >> the car is in half. i can't tell if there's someone in there. >> video captures the horror. >> he's dead. >> there's nothing. we tried. we went through fire extinguishers i. >> a day that ended in tragedy started with charity. movie star paul walker at an annual event for his foundation reach out worldwide. >> we were collecting toys and donations so we can distribute them around. >> j.d. dwarfman runs operations for the charity walker co-founded. >> came out to show support, thank everybody. he wasn't there for the pictures. just normal paul. >> just normal paul. pursuing two of his great passions, helping others and showing off fast cars. including this rare porsche worth nearly $500,000. >> brought about 600 into the u.s. back around 2004 to 2006. >> there is nothing ordinary about it. a top speed of more than 200 miles per hour. the en

. paul ryan has one idea, the keystone pipeline. so does ron johnson. tax reform and, quote, freedom in health care. although, it's unclear if that means anything. but it would be lacking if it did not feature senator ted cruz who yesterday told buzz feed, i'm hopeful we will use every leverage point available to try and turn this country around and pull back from the fiscal and economic cliff we find ourselves in. side note, ted cruz appears to be buried in the side of a mountain. this time "the new york times" noted that the budget deal offered little solace to competing ends of the ideological spectrum that saw the budget deal as a craven capitulation. exhibit a, mitch mcconnell primary challenger who blasted the republican leader despite the fact that mcconnell voted no on the deal. instead, he pontificated, had he been a real leader, he would have been working across the house lines to rally opposition to the law. and so it seems 2014 will begin in the same spirit as 2013. say, for this fleeting moment of bipartisanship, ringing in the new year with a fight over unemployment ass

candidate ron paul plus daniel ellsberg the original government leader forty years ago with the pentagon take and is now supporting n.s.a. leaker edward snowden it's all next on politicking with larry king. live the politicking on larry king we start the program with the former congressman and presidential candidate ron paul an old friend he joins us from clute texas where he does his shows for the recently launched ron paul channel on the internet and he's the father of the current united states senator and possible presidential candidate rand paul ron a before i ask you about your new program and everything attested to it are you in the republican party politico says that you are you've got a detente with the party and you're closer now is that true. well i haven't paid much attention to that i haven't been involved i've never been too interested in politics and by the fact i spent so many years there but partisan politics turns me off but they haven't really talked to me i haven't talked with them in this state time and i have no idea what their they're talking about because i talk to

100th anniversary of the national african congress last august. >>> poor paul ryan. he is now in deep trouble in the republican party because he made the mistake of actually trying to get something done in congress. >> if you far more deficit reduction you are for this agreement. >> not great. not second best. >> would have preferred something quite different. >> least worst. >> it's not satire. >> isn't budget deal. >> partisan budget comoro is my. >> we're not going to get everything we want. >> there is already a lot of criticism in both parties. >> opposition from conservative groups. >> the groups that came out and opposed it before they saw it. >> john boehner responded to criticism. >> they're using our members and using the american people. this is ridiculous. >> like revenge of the establishment. >> this time it is personal. >> if you are for more deficit reduction you are for this agreement. >> appears to be greater division on the right. >> isn't a grand bargain? >> unemployment benefits will now expire. >> absolutely unconscionable. >> republicans did not get any entitleme

, new video of the scene released overnight. >>> paying tribute. a late-night memorial for paul walker ends with the movie star's emotional parents. the message vin diesel has for his fans. >>> cause for concern. another shark attack in paradise. beaches are closed. new details emerge about the latest deadly encounter. >>> amazing rescue. how a man survived underwater for days after being submerged in his sunken ship. >>> good tuesday morning. we begin with the intense investigation into the deadly train derailment in new york city. >> new video released by the mta overnight giving a close-up look at the scene. you can see train cars toppled, as rescue crews carefully search each one. >> the investigation has uncovered that excessive speed likely played a factor in that crash. abc's tahman bradley has the latest. >> reporter: investigators have discovered a giant clue about the metro north train that jumped the tracks in the bronx, new york. they say it was barreling into a sharp curve at nearly three-times the permitted speed. >> the train was traveling at approximately 82 miles per h

latest efforts to silence tea party groups. >>> welcome to "the journal eder to yol report." i'm paul gigot. the white house released new obamacare enrollment numbers. health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius told the house committee wednesday that over 364,000 americans are now enrolled in the federal and state health insurance exchanges, a number that several republicans on the committee questioned. >> of these 364,000 americans, do you know how many of those individuals will actually have coverage in effect on january 1, 2014? >> sir, once they pay their premium they'll have coverage in effect. >> so you don't know. these are the ones who have just selected a plan but haven't paid their first payment. >> some may have paid, some may not. we're giving you the enrollment numbers. >> joining the panel "wall street journal" columnist and deputy editor dan henningier, joe rego, and washington columnist kim strassejoe, that exchange between secretary sebelius and the committee. are we getting the accurate figures? >> no. what they were talking about is the industry standard

state benefits run out and range between 14 to 47 weeks, depending on the state, but senator rand paul is trying to provide a gop rationale for allowing those benefits to expire. without the extension, far too many americans are headed toward a cruel holiday surprise. of course, it does not have to be this way. congress is in session today, and if they wanted to, by the end of tonight, they can get this done. and so, we present the latest installment of our "all in bizarro congress" series, a look into the alternate reality in which those republican lawmakers actually do their job for the american people. >> the house has voted to extend unemployment benefits and with bipartisan support. >> the question's on passing. the ayes have it. >> today, house republicans finally saw the practical, positive implications for all americans and voted to extend unemployment benefits. as in so many other times of elevated, long-term unemployment, this was a bipartisan vote. republicans were emphatic about how rough this economy is for working people. >> let's put people before politics and let's put

with jimmy fallon" you guys. oh, my gosh. i know, i'm excited. paul mccartney is in the building, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] settle down. we'll get to it. we'll get to it. oh, my goodness. we will get there. we will get there. it's so exciting. today is going to be great. let's get to the news first. here's what people are talking about. the government shutdown is still messing up everything. actually joe biden had to cancel his appearance at a democratic fund raiser tonight because of the shutdown. and it got kind of awkward when they announced that biden wasn't coming and they raised twice as much money. [ laughter ] didn't understand it. it didn't make much sense. very interesting turn of events. the whole mess with the shut down isn't making anyone happy. a new survey, found that 9% of americans have considered giving up their u.s. citizenship because of the constant arguing in washington. not good. today, even obama was like, "are you sure i wasn't born in kenya? i never saw a birth certificate." [ laughter ] can you believe that? 9% of americans would give up their

into the death of actor paul walker taking another tragic turn this hour. los angeles county deputies are looking at drag racings a possible cause of the fiery crash that killed the "fast & furious" star this saturday just outside of hollywood. is this a case of life imitating art? cnn's correspondent nischelle turner looks at the investigation. how fans, family and friends are copying with the untimely loss. >> reporter: "fast & furious" co-star tyrese gibson overcome with grief sunday. the crash site where 40-year-old paul walker died now a shrine to one of home wood's most bankable box office stars. they say he was in the passenger seats of this 2005 porsche correia gt. this photo was snapsd 30 minutes before they slammed into a pole and burst into flames. the mangled wreckage apparently captured on this youtube video. police say speed may have been a factor. an affiliate has identified the driver as roger rodas, a business partner who ran a high performance auto shop nearby. both men were driver's on the shop's race team. they just left a charity event. an eerie end for an actor w

, certainly, a problem on the conservative side, but you did hear paul ryan say he's confident this is going to pass the house. you've seen this movie before. things change when republicans get in a room. we're going to watch for an important meeting among house republicans to hash this out and make sure that they can actually pass it. the deadline is by the end of the week. >> thanks, dana. we appreciate it. in the crossfire, congressman shipp, are you happy with what paul ryan and his counterpart announced today in. >> i'm pleased that we're back to negotiating again and we may avoid another fiscal cliff or shock to the economy. but i'm skeptical of what i've heard so far. i don't want to see something balanced on the backs of employees. so is it balanced? that's one of the questions i'm going to have. i don't like the fact there's no unemployment extension in this. i don't know about where we're going with revenue, i think tacking on fees to airline tickets is a strange way. i would like to see us do away with farm subsidies to major agra businesses that don't need them. >> it's goo

what they've done, you can't fix this mess. >> and meanwhile, rand paul this weekend spoke about the new health care law as a rallying issue for the right next year. here's what he had to say. >> it's looking to be a juggernaut in 2014 mainly because obama care, i think, is not fixable, continuing to get worse. i think by next summer not only will there be millions of people who have lost their insurance because of obama care, there'll also be hundreds of thousands that have signed up and now gotten sticker shock this is a lot more expensive than what they used to have. >> prognosticate. let's look forward. will this be the issue of the 2014 midterm election? >> i think it probably will be. we're already seeing it. i don't anticipate that the president's party, the democrats are going to be able to get out from under this. the reason is this. even if the health care law is up and running and is more popular next november, you still have a question of the competence in the rollout and the honesty of the president and of members of his party, senators, members of the house who repeated

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death. much more ahead on paul walker and the fiery crash that killed him. >> and an 85-year-old war vet being detained in pyongyang, now a plea from the family to release him immediately. >>> today is the day that the obama care website goes from flawed to fixed. that's the plan. but is it working? we'll put it to the test. >>> good morning. i'm alison kosik. >> i'm george howell. thanks for waking up with us. >>> we go to breaking news, after paul walker is dead. >> we learn of the car crash that killed him. we have footage of the crash. >> he died. >> police say speed was a factor. the star of "fast and furious" franchise was only 40 years old. friends, family and co-workers are shocked. many stay his death came way too soon. >> reporter: one of hollywood's stars, made a name for himself. in the "fast and furious" franchise died in a fiery crash in california. a second person died in that accident. both were attending a charity event. the crash happened just north of los angeles, saturday afternoon. according to his representative, the star was not behind the wheel of the 2005 porsche

paul ryan for reaching across the aisle is forthcoming? >> we'll see about that. >> congressmen, welcome. california representative javier be serra, and idaho republican representative raul labrador. congressman ra, i will start with you. here's just few things. it ends unemployment benefits, raises pension contributions for federal workers. if you vote for this deal, aren't you essentially abandoning your -- >> we're looking for solutions. i think we want to get things done. the is that wants to get past this, so we can get to the big issues. we have to get the economic gruing, we have to get immigration reform done. the way you do that is by putting aside the bickering, and i hope the republicans get past their civil war so we can get things done. >> are you going to vote for the deal? >> i have to take a look at it. there are bad things. >> it's tomorrow, when are you going to look at it when it's issued. >> that's good. speaking of civil wars, you are pretty clear, you want you were confused about whether to be no or a heck no, but you are quoted -- >> a strong no. >> very g

county jail requires either a good deal of planning or a lot of luck. dustin paul has had neither, but that hasn't stopped him from trying. >> how far did you get? >> not very far. not even out the door most of the time. >> right now i'm ready to get out of here. >> oh. there's probably anywhere from seven to ten attempts where he attempted to, i guess, exit his cell or his room area. >> paul is awaiting trial on charges of receiving and concealing a stolen motor vehicle, to which he's pled not guilty. >> i wasn't happy about being here. because really i shouldn't be here. i didn't know that car was stolen. >> many of paul's escape attempts were captured on surveillance cameras. >> the officer's currently doing what we call a block check. he's checking on the inmates. in order for him to do this black check he needs to go into his sub day room and go into the individuals' cells. mr. paul happens to be out in his day room time in the sub day room and seizes that opportunity and runs out of his sub day room through the larger day room. >> where were you trying to go when you were running

winstead, paul hudson, and matt iglesias from slate, thank you. that is "all in" for this evening. "the rachel maddow show" starts now. >> i'm hung up on the conversation of the nail polish remover and the whopper in the same row with liz. i think i've been on that flight with liz. >>> thanks to you at home for joining us for this next hour. i appreciate you being here. so congress is done. the house is over now. they have gone home. it was only just last week that they came back from their thanksgiving break, but now as of tonight, they have already gone home for christmas. must be nice. they're gone for christmas, they're gone for new year's, their gone for the first part of january. see ya! we'll see you well into next year. they are putting the house of representatives to bed. and it turns out they're going to bed mad. contrary to the advice of all the old wives' tales and the relationships' columnists. john boehner and house republicans have decided to start a huge fight in congress, right before bedtime. >> frankly, i just think that they've lost all credibility. you know, they pu

done our duty with regard to drones. ok. pilgrims progress, that's pilgrim paul ryan. that's when we come back. >>> hello i'm bill loveless. make sure to tuned into platts energy week as we bring you the news makers and leadthe permits to do it. that's this sunday morning at 7:30 . >>> issue two, pilgrim paul. >> we got big government in practice. what we're realizing is that the results are nothing close to the rhetoric that was used to sell them. >> congressman paul ryan of wisconsin was in iowa two weeks ago delivering the keynote address at the birthday salute to iowa's republican governor. chairman ryan used the opportunity to critique big government. and obamacare. it was mr. ryan's first trip back to the hawkeye state since he became the number two on the mitt romney presidential ticket in the 2012 presidential election. well, this time around so far it's mr. ryan himself who is generating some presidential top of the ticket buzz. iowa holds the fist caulk nuts nation in the next presidential election. 2016. in an interview ryan showed ankle. after next year's mid-term elec

one-two punch of ice and extremely bitter cold. this is the twin cities, minneapolis, st. paul where normally they eat winter storms for breakfast. 12 degrees right you in in minneapolis and with the windchill, zero degrees fahrenheit. forecasters there say this might be the coldest cold snap in ten years. >>> question, are you a casual football fan or are you a die hard football maniac? an impressive of blanket of snow didn't keep fans out of the stands or the players off the field in philadelphia. look at that. the philadelphia eagles won, by the way, 34-20 over detroit. both teams are winners when you think about what they played in. the highway patrol says eyes and bad visibility to blame in this pile-up in milwaukee countiy, wisconsin. 18 wheelers jack knifed and cars smashed into them. more than 40 vehicles wreck individual. police up and down the shore of lick michigan are advising people, guess what? stay home. >>> headed toward the east coast now, it is not wisconsin cold, but it is certainly nasty. 31 degrees and freezing. it is making for an interesting day at reagan natio

, and for senator paul to compare that patriot, general clapper, with someone like snowden, who is a traitor, who has put american lives at risk, senator paul should be ashamed of himself. it's an absolute disgrace. he disgraced his office and he owes general clapper an apology immediately. >> spokesman for general clapper

morning. thank you. >>> a new video shedding more light this morning on the death of actor paul walker and the very first minute after that car crash. the "fast & furious" star and a friend were killed in that fiery wreck, you'll remember, this weekend. casey wian joins us now with much more into the investigation on just what went wrong. >> reporter: new video showing that it took a full minute for the speeding car that actor paul walker and his friend were in to explode. after it crashed, raising new questions about how they died. >> chilling new video showing the crash that killed actor paul walker and his friend, roger rodas. at the moment of impact you can see a light pole and tree fall. smoke is feign thely visible at first then begins to billow heavily. it took 60 seconds from the first signs of the crash to the intense smoke it's. >> it's that 60 seconds of no smoke, no fire, in that porsche carrera gt, when they were in the vehicle, unable to get out. >>> the autopsies are complete but not being released because of a security hold. investigators continue to search for answers

, but all those loud voices from ted cruz especially from mike lee, from rand paul, from et cetera, you don't hear them right now. as you said, they're making some noises about how we don't want to trade sequester cuts unless there's a firm guarantee amended mandatory spending cuts. we don't want the extension of unemployment insurance. but these are discussions of actual details of a possible budget plan, not the sort of throwing down the gauntlet kind of, we're going to shut the whole joint down, thing we were hearing. you're not hearing that at all. and i think at least temporarily the biggest names in the tea party -- there's 20 people in the house who signed that letter. frankly, those are the last drags in the bottom of the teacup. they don't mean a whole lot. it's the rand pauls, ted cruzs, mike lees who matter. and they are conspicuous by their silent at this point. >> despite all this talk about big government being evil, the people do miss it. the government once it ceases to be available it begins to look pretty good. anyway, you won't find much agreement in the republican pa

. that was house committee chairman paul ryan, challenging gop critics on this budget deal that passed overwhelmingly in the house this week with support from both sides of the aisle. the deal is expected to pass the senate coming up. i spoke exclusively to the architects of the deal, both ryan and senator patty murray of washington state. we'll show you that interview in a couple minutes, but to me the more provocative question with our round table, bill richardson, nancy gibbs, managing editor of time, kathleen parker and steve inskeep. you have this fight on the right. >> you're going to have lawmakers who complain about this because they have constituencies and it's safe to fight about it because it's going to pass, anyway. a lot of them are being addressed, deficits have gone down, taxes are going down a little bit, spending has gone down and that does create a little room for lawmakers to address issues they want to pass. it's safe to complain. >> it's a different conversation that i had with ryan on the hill. you look at that furious response on the right, it makes me wonder whe

crossfish tonight. paul begala, who is no stranger to crossfire. i'm confused, and here's why. listen to nancy pelosi last week. >> we are making a very clear statement that we cannot -- cannot support a budget agreement that does not include unemployment insurance. >> okay. and this was nancy pelosi today on cnn. >>> so this morning you told your members, embrace the suck? that's a quote? >> yes. it's a quote, yes, but at the end of the day, we need to have a budget. >> so what happened? why did she cave so fast? >> because reality sucks, reality bites, reality intrude. i do love what you've done with the, and seriously i like what you're doing with the show. it's a lot better than when i was running things. i like it more than paul. but that's called leadership. frankly john boehner showed it as well. everybody likes to attack washington for good reason. both parties' leaders stepped up today. they don't love this deal. they probably don't like it, but we have to fund the government. we don't want to put the country what we went through. 6s. >> i don't understand why she gave it up

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death of paul walker, ki killed in the crash. >>> and a scandal for millions, take a look at kerry washington as olivia pope, dealing out her tough brand. >> if we handle this right it is a bump in the road. and how you handle it will show your leadership abilities and build your character. >> politicians and celebrities find themselves in hot water. i would ask her how she would handle toronto's crack mayor, florida's obama care situation. all coming up, i want to begin with the big story, the crash that killed "fast & furious" star paul walker, a passenger in the porsche carrera gt, owned by his friend, both died when the car slammed into a light pole and burst into flames on saturday. joining me live from the scene of the accident, thank you very much indeed for joining me. obviously, a devastating thing to happen. not just for all his fans and family, but for everybody at this event you were at. a charity event. tell me what the event was and how he had seemed at the event itself before this crash. >> the event was a "toys for tot" annual drive that paul walker put on every yea

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not just one guy, it is not just rand paul misunderstanding drone policy or ted cruz on green eggs and ham. it is not just one republican senator that is picking a pet issue that keeps them up all night. this time it is the whole republican party. and the thing for which they are taking a stand. the thing for which the senate is still in session right now, and they're going to stay in session tomorrow night and the night after that, all the way until saturday night. the hill they have decided to die on in the senate is that they want to take a long time to vote on these nominees, none of whom are famous, and none of whom are really all that controversial. at 1:00 a.m. eastern time tonight, they are scheduled to take a vote on this non-controversial judicial nominee, her name is nina pillard? never heard of her, no problem, and also not the world's most high profile appointment. and then there are these nine other nominees who are all stacked up and ready for a vote. jay johnson is actually the famous one out of all of them. but he and all the rest of them, none of them are controversia

committee chairman paul ryan, challenging gop critics on this budget deal that passed overwhelmingly in the house this week with support from both sides of the aisle. the deal is expected to pass the senate coming up. i spoke exclusively to the architects of the deal, both ryan and senator patty murray of washington state. we'll show you that interview in a couple minutes, but to me the more provocative question with our congressman, bill richardson, nancy gibds, managing editor of time, kathleen parker and steve inskeep. you have this fight on the right. >> you're going to have lawmakers who complain about this because they have constituencies and it's safe to fight about it because it's going to pass, anyway. a lot of them are being addressed, deficits have gone down, taxes are going down a little bit, spending has gone down and that does create a little room for lawmakers to address issues they want to pass. it's safe to complain. >> it's a different conversation that i had with ryan on the hill. you look at that furious response on the right, it makes me wonder whether things get wo

believe paul ryan saved the gop from itself. if they have any hopes to retake the senate in november, the focus must be on obamacare. not another budget shutdown. >>> and obamacare's ongoing enrollment errors weren't enough, get this, turns out your personal data may not be safe on the federal exchanges. not just some hackers, but from the very people meant to help you navigate the onerous obamacare monstrosity. that means your health information, social security numbers, taxes, could all be at risk. we'll explain in just a few moments. >>> plus, investors anxiously watching this week's year-end fed meeting. the stronger economic data and a budget deal mean a tighter fed is coming. will any change in policy prove the grinch to any christmas rally? all those stories and much more coming up in "the kudlow report" beginning right now. >>> good evening, everyone. i'm larry could low. this is "the kudlow report." we're live here. 7:00 p.m. eastern. 4:00 p.m. pacific. but first up, this evening, a huge rally on wall street. the dow up about 130 points. so, let's go down to mary thompson at

look at this headline from paul krugman big coin is evil his proof is a quote from a size five writer. charlie stross who says because he looks like it was designed as a weapon intended to damage central banking and money issuing banks with a libertarian political agenda in mind to damage state's ability to collect tax a monitor their citizens financial transactions so paul krugman says look read that quote again it's this is why i'm against it too this is a threat to the state this is pretty interesting is that because it has revealed paul krugman of the new york times as being an inveterate statist who's against free markets i mean he writes a column about economics he's won a nobel prize in economics and economics is about has to have some connection to free markets and yet here he saying that he hates bitcoin because a represents free markets it represents true price discovery it represents financial independence the thing that got the united states founding fathers encouraged to separate from the ruling elites in britain and here is paul krugman saying he effectively does not bel

paul says.. it's gonna get even colder. paul? >>> this is kpix 5 news. >>> one word for tonight, brrr. paul says it's going to get even colder. paul. >> the temperatures outside right now would already be well below normal, and we still have about 7 more hours of coolinging to go. it is 41 right now in fremont. 38 already in palo alto and napa. 37 walnut creek just 3 degrees above freegz. speak of freezing, all those counties, which is every county except for san francisco either has a freeze warning tonight or tomorrow night. it's the north bay north of the golden gate north of vallejo tonight under the freeze warng. we all get it coming um tomorrow. a sampling of some of the lows tomorrow morning, santa rosa you will drop down to 28. mrez santon right around the freezing mark in sunny vail 35 degrees. the cold front passed by today. we are cold. it will actually get colder. cold enough for snow pa perhaps. take a look at mount diablo. that was the view last november. let's talk about the chance of more snow moving into the bay area. find out which day make it white around here