wife and wayne chris's dad later. wayne tell us what you knew about chris. your relationship and what you thought of the film and do you think it portrays him. because to have more confirmed kills than any soldier in history and saving lives in the process and the movie captured that. it's pretty amazing. >> i had the honor and privilege of meeting chris in 2012 when american sniper came out. i met him at a boot campaign charity shooting event. we both felt like we knew each other for a long time and we hit it off and he was just an incredible guy. but you know american sniper the important thing for people to realize and recognize is it captures the totality of war. not just life on the battlefield for our troops. and for the most part, you know our journey truly begins when we start coming home and i think american sniper captures that and i think more importantly i think everybody that's watching this show tonight should seek to make american sniper the number one movie in the country because it's going to educate

and, sean, you knew chris. the first thing that comes to my mind is they're ignorant, unappreciative. you guys give them the right to say whatever they want, freedom's defended by guys like chris and guys like you guys. i think i'd be angrier if i did four tours like chris did. sean? >> yeah no, look. there's a bright side to this coin and that's the fact that "american sniper" in the first four days raised $105 million at the box office. so, you know, seth rogen, michael moore, rolling stone america doesn't give a -- about what you think. most of the time these people miss their mark with the criticisms of the movie. you know "american sniper" is not a political commentary on the iraq war. "american sniper" is not an exploreatory view of weapons of mass destruction in iraq. it's not an explanation or in-depth study of atrocityies -- it's about the effects of war on the american hero and american warrior and on their family. "american sniper" is not a pro-war film, it's a pro-warrior film. every time the journa

and there were several times of the way chris or that he would look we could see chris you know, in hisnerisms and everything. >> that's amazing. you know -- >> we we feel like bradley did an outstanding job. >> you know wayne, i said this to you privately. i'll say it publicly. i can't imagine -- you know your son had more confirmed kills than any other you know, person in our military in history. is a he true hero. he saved likely thousands and thousands of fellow soldiers' lives. i can't imagine the pain that you and your wife have gone through. he is a true inspiration to me a real life modern day american hero. the movie for me captured that about your son in every way. and i am so sorry for your loss. >> thank you sean. i appreciate that. from both myself and my wife. and it's been a struggle. it's kinds of bitter sweet because we're happy and glad that people still are aware of chris and see the man that he was and still is to us. but yet, it hurts that, you know there's always that constant reminder. we have reminders in our house but when you turn tv on or you go out in public,

all of the people who know chris is going to laugh at this. >> i guarantee if chris was walking around today he was with michael moore he would be glad to put michael poor to sleep. >> nine seconds it wouldn't take that long. >> if he could get his arm around his neck. >> coming up next tonight on the special edition of "hannity." >>> oo the truth for what goes on abroad american people are free to think about. we have to endure while they are out there. >> we sent our producer to talk to movie goers and no surprise they loved it. hoenl hollywood elite have a problem with it. that's next with "hannity"" patriotism under fire. so no pictures of trucks pulling boats. no photos of men working on ranches. just a ram 1500 ecodiesel that gets 156 more miles per tank than the ford f-150 ecoboost. get more facts at ramtrucks.com. love drama? go on a first date. my passion is puppetry. here? i think we're done here. hate drama? go to cars.com research, price, find. only cars.com helps you get the right car without all the drama. >> american sniper was amazing. phenomenonnal. >> very engaging mo

it happened during a chris brown concert.arrested but police have detained some people for questioning. they're still at the scene investigating and continue to update those story as it develops. you can get the latest information on the website where we saw all of the videos from inside the concert. download our free mobile app for your device. >>> happening right now our other top story the golden gate bridge. the iconic landmark has been shutdown since noon friday. they've been made -- overnight on the installation of that new movable median barrier. that new barrier meant to curb the number of head-on collisions on the bridge. so far the golden bridge district sayings everything is on schedule to open tomorrow morning and video from our helicopter partnership showing trucks moving pieces of that new movable median barrellier on to the bridge and ground views, installation of all the pieces. the bridge district says the entire barrier has been placed on the bridge by last night. they're in celebration moatd. today the crew

you were on with chris kyle. help >> caller: thank you, chris. i want to say thank you for your service. i was in iraq and kuwait came down from florida did have the honor to last semester but the edt sale memorial and mouth was a very touching, very moving and it was great to be able to see a lot of this see how guys that do it every day. your comments on seeing the flag and the national lampoon star-spangled banner. we read a toby keith concert and when he played american soldier, that just -- every hair on my body stood out. my wife looked over and they just don't get much been there done not. my question is that 17 18-year-old kid. was secured by for the next generation of kids that want to join the military combatants. maybe not even combatant, but join the military and support their country. >> host: chris kyle. >> host: >> guest: thank you for your service. i've got two kids myself and i am never going to push them towards the military and i'm never going to push them away as one great dating come of the military as a volunteer force. if y

does it sound like classic chris? >> not only is it classic chris, but it's a very good lesson.ng that i think is really important that the american population is getting to see is that we got to live our dreams being out on the battlefield fighting our nation's enemies. but it's our families' nightmares. while we were out there risking our lives, they were worried we were going to be killed and the movie showed a good portrayal of the sacrifices of the family left behind. and being able to appreciate that and recognize those families is just as important. >> eric davis, larry yatch, thanks so much for being here. thank you for wrr serviyour ser thanks to your families as you so well know. thank you. >> thank you, judge. >>> up next, some call today's iowa freedom summit the first step to the winning gop presidential nomination. we'll break down the highlights and the lowlights from today's speakers. ti >>> the iowa freedom summit took place today and at least nine potential gop presidential candidates took the stage. take a look at some of today's highlights. >> if you say you

as chris. that, too. that was just to drag the pretty out of me. that wasn't a threat. that was just part of the process. but i've got to say the first day i showed up on set, i felt completely at ease. i actually felt like chris was right next to me the whole time. i really did. and everybody -- i never felt anyone ever sort of treat me in a way that i wasn't chris while they were shooting the movie. >> i don't know your personal politics at all, but chris was very conservative. it comes across in his book his view of the iraqis his view of patriotism and the united states of america. and the movie doesn't gloss over that at all. it's crisp through and through, the voice in the book is his voice in the movie. was it easy to get it made in hollywood, which is not exactly noenl for promoting conservative values? >> i don't see this movie as a movie that promotes conservative values at all. nothing clint and i talked about. chris talked about the book openly. i really focused on the source materi

chris, it's all working. in ohio, everybody feels included and finally in our state of ohio which is a microcosm of the country, i won 86 out of 88 countries and 64% of the vote and i won a county that barak obama won by 40 points. the fact is what americans want is they want everybody to share an opportunity everybody to be helpful, and that's what we do in our state. and it's something that the country can learn from. >> all right. i want to talk about something else you think the country could learn from because you are touring the country right now pushing for a constitutional convention to pass an amendment to the constitution for a balanced federal budget. why? >> chris we're 18 trillion in the hole. i went to the republican convention and that's all they talked about. now, i hope they'll do something about it now that they have a majority. the fact is, when i left washington after being one of the architects for a balanced budget they blew a $5 trillion surplus. this is about protecting our kids, the n

>> is chris redsy? he's leaving the house, chris, can you hear us? shake your head. >> goods morning. >> so where are you exactly? >> well, here is the deal. i live right there. right here, like ninth and washington. the problem is, guys, there is a trash truck in front. pick the wrong day for the run. >> we'll try to get around it a little bit. >> ♪ >> are you all warmed up? did you eat your -- >> you know, i've been warmed up since friday, mike and i went out friday. i'm still warm interest that. >> i don't even want to know. >> he hasn't been home since. >> oh, look at that! ya, here we go! >> all right. in the italian market. he's going to run all the way to the art museum steps. >> who is he waiving to? >> he is waiving at the fans. >> ya? >> the imaginary fans? >> good morning. >> (laughing). >> oh, the movie. >> oh, my gosh. >> okay, now, everybody get down to ninth street. he's going stay on ninth all the way to market street. and then go around city hall, and up the banks of the franklin parkway to the art museum. we knee someone to throw hi

debbie in denver you're on with american sniper, chris kyle. >> caller: hi, chris, thank you for serving and i just want to say that i come from a long line of military family as well, and i remember my dad and my brother both served in vietnam at the same time and my mother was a tough cookie and disciplined, and i remember as a child we weren't allowed to ask or question either of them about the combat or the kills or anything like that. so now my son is a combat veteran, and he served -- went to iraq in the war and when he came home he was -- he suffered a lot and was injured, i remembered that old saying that you don't question you don't talk about it. so what your thought about nat? i really want to reach out to my son but just was instilled with that boundary, just don't talk. >> guest: as far as the not talking to him about it, i think a lot of these guys thatter having problems -- i think ptsd is something that no matter how much you talk bit it's not going to go away. it's something you're going to have to learn to live with and work union rut it's interesting controllable and s

all of us that have been in that situation and all of us that knew chris and lived with chris, yeah,know how he is. so we know the true story. and we know those people out there are just idiots. >> and then you've got this record breaking response. by the way your dad sent me this sweatshirt with your brother's name on it and everyone asks me about it when i'm wearing it. i want one. i want one. the american people responding this way that also says -- that sends another message i think is far more powerful because all of these other movies that are made are all duds. nobody wants to see them. and then this movie comes on the scene and $105 million in the first week and record breaking numbers every week since. how do you interpret that as your brother ended up losing his life? >> i think it just goes right along with chris and who he was. because it puts the message out. it's not a war story. it's not a shoot em up blow em up movie. it's a story about a soldier in combat, whether it's on the battlefield or off it he's still in combat. so it tells that story and it shows what every s

[chris] so can i ask you... [chris & tom] why are you still smoking?c] "it's so much fun." [chris]why not call the smokers' helpline? the program's free,and... [tom]and they'll tell me..."you oughta quit." [chris] not so. just tell them you're ready to quit. then,they'll tell you how. [tom] really? you wouldn't have that number on you,would you? >>> dramatic dash cam footage of a rescue that almost resulted in a total lass for one of the vehicles. as the video starts it might seem strange we're in a gigantic world a little camera on board a remote control vehicle. this guy's having a good time somewhere. must be sitting somewhere with googles on to see through the camera. >> even has a reverse and drive indicator, do you see that? >> he decides to go not off-road but offland and have fun on the frozen river. sliding all over the place. driving around. notice it's not properly frozen. i makes a miscalculation. >> no! >> no! >> stuck. spinning the wheels. >> oh no. >> that's an expensive gear camera transmitter. >> and he's like what do you do when you c

you had the national coverage of chris christie today. i do not think any of the other guys will breakthrough --guys or gals will breakthrough. >> do you think that there is anything scott walker or susana martinez could do to draw that attention or it too late? >> if you really invited national reporters to come out and really cast your programs as stuff that would work it other states or at the federal level, but i don't not -- i do not think any of them have done that. part of the challenge is to compete for the big donors, the big bundlers. for someone like a scott walker i think it is a missed opportunity. you don't get national coverage you are an elite leader who can beat hillary clinton? it is always been the case throughout my career. cuomo, ann richards, they get national attention, but most governors just can't. all right, coming up, we break down the gop big 3 -- christie, romney, and bush. what are they thinking now? and a man from the donor class is here to answer those important questions when we come back. ♪ >> our guest t

you knew chris kyle.adaptation. >> i have to tell you that the first time i saw the movie, there were many, many moments where i'm watching the screen and i'm thinking my god, i know that's bradley cooper but that looks like chris. he has everything. he's got his voice, he's got his mannerisms. he nailed it. >> let me tell you something it if i might, mr. defelice. i regard chris kyle as a pate and i tell you that up front because i want to ask you a couple questions and i don't want you putting me in a category with michael moore. let me begin with this was he a b.s.er? >> no. absolutely not. chris was very, very straightforward, very honest in what he said. you know you could take it to the bank. >> but how do you square that with some of the stories that have been told were told by chris kyle that just don't check out? i mean at the top of the list, the story about katrina and him in response to the government taking up a position on the roof of the louisiana superdome and shooting as many as 30 looter

. >>> i'm chris wallace. president obama is defiant, doubling down on his agenda on the first state of the union speech to the gop-controlled congress. >> i have no more campaigns to run. my only agenda -- [ applause ] >> i know because i won both of them. >> we'll discuss the president's domestic policies and the growing terror threat in the middle east with white house chief of staff denis mcdonough. >>> plus house speaker boehner invited a prime minister to capitol hill without consulting the white house. our sunday group weighs in. >>> and then republican 2016 contenders hit the key state of iowa iowa. >> american leaders that will bring this country back together. >> we can move this country forward and have our own american resiefl. >> it is time for us to stand up and fight together for the country we were given. >> we'll get the latest from des moines and we'll talk with ohio governor and potential candidate john kasich about his push for a constitutional amendment to balance the federal budget. >>> a

they beat them 45-7, chris. i think if the balls had been 13 1/2 pounds per square inch it might have been 52-3. >> i can't let today pass without a more serious subject. that's the passing of ernie banks. you know and as a young kid growing up in chicago, i know just how big a figure he was. he died friday night at the age of 83. explain to folks what he was and the significance of this passing. >> the first african-american player on the cubs. he was the face of the franchise. he had 512 home runs for the cubs. there was no one fearsome batting behind him to make them throw strikes. remember, he attended booker t. washington high school in dallas. he came to the cubs in september 1953. three days later they brought up gene baker an african-american second base man because it was assumed they had roommates that if white men wouldn't room with ernie banks. he became, as i say the toast of the town. >> and also most valuable player two years in a row for a fifth place team. thank you core foffor covering a range

it was chris' decision to not -- chris didn't want to use the names of any s.e.a.l.s or former s.e.a.l.se don't throughout the book. you know again, if like i say, you know look at -- go ahead, do the work, look at all the depositions, look at the motions, read the transcript from the trial. >> i think i'd surprise you. i have. i'm an attorney. and i know what defamation is. it encompasses both libel and slander and this was a slanldder verdict if we want to get technical. bottom line sir, i'm thrilled for your success, i regard chris kyle absolutely as a patriot, i thoroughly enjoyed the movie, i will read the book but all along i'm going to be wondering what's grounded in fact. but thank you for your time. >> you're welcome. >> right back with a final thought. this third shift is rough... it's just a few more weeks max! what are you doing up? it's late. i just wanted to have breakast wih you. >>> thanks for joining me and who to all those who made the program work we had some great guests today. follow me on twitter if you can spell smerconish. and please join me tomorrow morning at 9:

[chris] so can i ask you... [chris & tom] why are you still smoking? [tom] [sarcastic] "it's so much fun." [chris]why not call the smokers' helpline? the program's free,and... [tom]and they'll tell me..."you oughta quit." [chris] not so. just tell them you're ready to quit. then,they'll tell you how. [tom] really? you wouldn't have that number on you,would you? >>> i was born and raised here. >> this is the story of a man named reggie a pan handler, in sacramento california. as he tells his story, you hear he has a childhood similar to many people but reggie says i wasn't the man i should have been. i made bad choices. >> after i moved here turned into a different person. didn't have a heart, didn't care you know. did people wrong. especially my kids. i got tired of being that person. i didn't want to be that no more. when i went out to the garage turned the lawn mower oh poured gasoline in a jar and, poof i'm on fire. >> as you can see, he survived. reggie feels like this was divine intervention. the reason there's a video about reggie a man named sas

chris cuomo is there. chris, what is fascinating to watch is how the story has developed over the past 48 hours now. also to see the optimism this morning from the interior minister that they got the two suspects found and cornered. what happens next though is what is harrowing about this. >> reporter: you know there are so many different levels in a situation like this christine and john. you have obviously what matters most which is the protection of the surrounding public. no more harm from these two men. that's why obviously taking them into custody, if not killing them is very important. there are a lot of concerns here. french people are watching. this is a message about who is the enemy and how does the enemy respond? you have them running scared and disorganization and showing coward coward coward cowardess. here near the offices of "charlie hebdo" where a local journalist is joining me. this is about their national confidence. this is about their sense ever security. about whether or not the gover

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eva. >>> thanks, chris. let's head out to john rawlins who's joins us live from quakertown, bucks county, how are conditions where are you john? >> not too bad. eva, since the last time we talked we moved into the central part of quakertown. it's a light miss the still falling almost a drizzle but sort of a mist. we're in the center of town. it's a picturesque scene no doubt about it. as i move to the right we'll move to west broad the main drag of quakertown. it's wet with a little slush. not much traffic on. it as you go across the street people shoveled walks. overall quiet on this snowy sunday morning. >> estimated 4 to 6" fell in and around quakertown overnight. great conditions for making and then posing with a new winter friend. at times though the snow gave way to icy sleet and rain. road crews moved quickly. this is west broad street at about 4 a.m. and again at about 8:00. most main roads like 663 clear by day break and conditions were generally gd and icy patches could make for trouble. >> i have

chris hayes is up next. i'm chris matthews in washington. let me start tonight with this.upreme court justice potter stewart was asked about his standards on pornography and he said, i know it when i see it, i think a lot of us had reaction to netanyahu talking to congress. there's something wrong with this picture. was it done not only without his compliance, apparently, but

[chris] so can i ask you... [chris & tom] why are you still smoking?"it's so much fun." [chris]why not call the smokers' helpline? the program's free,and... [tom]and they'll tell me..."you oughta quit." [chris] not so. just tell them you're ready to quit. then,they'll tell you how. [tom] really? you wouldn't have that number on you,would you? >>> time for the fifth and final round of the 2016 fantasy draft. josh barro, you're in a tough spot right now. mitt romney is still on this board. >> where do you want to go here? >> who cares, amean let's try 24. >> who cares, let's try 24. elizabeth warren. >> elizabeth warren she says she is not running. she says she is definitely not running. she says she is really definitely certainly not running. so is he running? we say keep asking. massachusetts senator elizabeth warren. >> unlike jim webb and bernie sanders, do you think she is going to run? >> no. >> you gave me the one number of the united states senate that honestly doesn't want to be president. >> i didn't give it to you, you chose yourself. >> where

chris?> great report, ron allen, who is over in paris. >>> i'm joined by don into relyi, former assistant special agent. he's also an msnbc contributor. don, where are we ought on this thing? i think it's a culture war. people don't like they depiction shuns of the prophet muhammad. that's going to go on. it seems like people in the journalism world, they tend to push the tolerance level, so it seems like that's going to go on. there's going to be strife between east and west. absolutely, chris. 'em maghreb jumped into the fray, issued a warning guess charlie hebdo and other organizations who want to depict the prophet muhammad. so you have this threat and this growing, you know, concern of the division between, you know, the -- what the government is doing and the threat to these newspapers and these social media, as you mentioned is just keeping fueling the fire. you've got threats against police officers. you've got threats against government, basically as isis and al qaeda is putting out

chris? >> thank you, rehema, joining me now msnbc reporter at the salt depot here in new york city which is a key part of the mayor's plan the keep the city operable. what's the situation there, ma'am? >> hi, chris, the snow may be coming down pretty lightly, but we're getting that bitter burst of wingd that goes through here in lower manhattan. they're keeping tons upon tons of salt here. for a visual we're talking about 6,000 miles of roads that they'll be covering throughout the night. if you wafbt to have an idea if your street will be plowed in any borough here in new york city. you can go online the city has an app where you can go plow nyc. it shows you a map of what streets have been plowed. they give you a time frame of one to three hours, three to six hours, so you can have a good idea of what roads you want to go on in the morning if you do choose to go out manda, how active is the situation there? you have to imagine that they're work around the clock. are trucks just pouring in

chris. lvrjt all right now to one of our absolute favorite segments "fox 29 weekend" right here on this show the only place you see reports from team of junior reporters college and university students from in our area bringing you stories in our neighborhoods. today katie rust student at rider university. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> you're looking into not unusual school but important less yn that they teach right here in philadelphia. >> right. green tree school and services is an organization that helps children all throughout philadelphia. and they're teaching them to give back to the community an important lesson all children should learn. what better therapy that a smile. green tree school and services is inspiring kindness and pride among its students. they're focusing on teaching students the importance of service and giving back to the community. green tree provides education and therapeutic services for children with learning and developmental and behavioral and emotional

he's to the right of chris christie.nd he's probably -- he can position himself if he wants to the right of mitt romney because you're they have quite sure where romney is positioned. but there's a question about him. he has won a lot of campaigns, but you just wonder what's the depth there? does that sort of last? how do these scandals, sort of scandals that have never quite gotten there in terms of campaign finance do those heat up? the connection to the koch brothers, maybe that helps him in republican primaries. i think there are some vulnerabilities there. he's the remainder guy in this race just like tim pawlenty. >> if i could. if the ethics stuff, the question marks around that if that doesn't heat up more i don't think the stuff that's come out so far is going to be hard for him to overcome. i think there's a bigger question about how he's done in terms of jobs in the state of wisconsin, it's ranked somewhere around 35th in terms of job creation. so his record in terms of growth and trying to run on that is not

chris? >>> new from overnight, police are looking for a person who carried out a home invasion in the kensington neighborhood of philadelphia. police say a masked gunman forced his way into a house on kipp street around 2:00 this morning. he stole cash and jewelry and got away. police say security cameras, though captured the whole thing. no one was hurt. >>> also new from overnight, fire forced nearly a dozen people out of their home in north philadelphia this morning. it broke out just after 11:00 at the home on north lee street. nine people inside made it out safely. investigators are still trying to find out what caused the fire. >>> happening today, the man accused of that deadly ambush outside a pennsylvania state police barracks will appear in court this morning. eric frein will face charges of first-degree murder and possibly the death penalty. nbc 10's doug shimel reports from milford, pike county. >> reporter: when eric frein's preliminary hearing begins in just a little while this

chris was a great human being. and him and i had conversations about warfare. anyone that's seen combat myself included doesn't think it's a -- you know war is a great thing. war is terrible and it's an unfortunate and necessary thing that we still need people that are going to volunteer to go overseas and defend this country and freedom and what we care about in america. >> that said i know that you saw the movie, and i want to talk a little bit about that because so many people have gone to see it and it's left them in you know emotionally exhausted. in fact, when the credits roll at the end of the movie people stay there and watch the credits roll because they are so emotionally exhausted. when you saw it how did you react? >> you know first i thought bradley cooper did an amazing job portraying chris. the end of the movie, you know really hit me hard. i was there in dallas at the cowboys stadium and then the next day at the private funeral and seeing those images and thinking about, you know, all the friends i'

chris farrell first off wended the magic number of 65 years old come into play? >> we are going back to the 1880s with bismarck and you come up with this notion and you look at the evolution of social concerns in europe and it just became 65. franklin roosevelt signed social security in 1935. 65 was let's hedge our bets. in outs about 75 if you round off the numbers. >> can you still work retire at 65 and a comfortable? >> there's an enormous rethinking of this life because we have this incredible powerful image of retiring and you stop working. >> you are going to the keep working. zero thanks i'm going to keep working until i drop dead. the baby boomers are educators. they are healthier and our career center jobs all the epson downs is a big part of who we are. a lot of people don't want to walk away from that and if you look at the numbers many people are actually working during these traditional retirement years and how do you describe this? i call it unretirement. you have probably heard the expression encore careers. the british have an expression but it's

chris? chris? why is chris? my feet are stuck because i have flip flops on.hy aren't you out here? >> toe count? you need to do it saturday. >> oh, my gosh. >> he has to do it saturday okay. oh, oh, my gosh. i'm trying not to the fall. literally. >> jen frederick would take her equipment off and go all the way under. >> no, no, no, no. no listen no. >> he's like not me. >> you told us. >> i want to have another child. my wife wants me to have another child. okay. >> oh, >> and you set up. >> i cannot feel my feet. >> okay. >> talk to him. >> talk to him. >> he's warming up. and it's all about special olympics raising money go to our web site my fox philly.com because he's doing this for a reason. so you we need your money. so you don't have to come out here and do it. first of all, how big is this event. >> we'll have about 600 people here on saturday including spectators hopefully a couple thousand and. >> let's go back to q q really seriously people coming out here for a great cause because we're freezing for a reason. >> back you to guys. >> i need a heate

♪ >> jimmy: chris hemsworth, how are you?e, welcome. thank you. thank you so much for coming back to the show i appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. >> jimmy: we like the new haircut. [ cheers ] >> thank you. i love what you got going on. >> jimmy: exactly, yeah. we always e-mail each other what haircuts we're getting. yeah, yeah, exactly. [ laughter ] congrats on this, as "sexiest man alive." this is something else. this is unbelievable right there. [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah. thank you. >> jimmy: do you get any perks? does that mean anything besides this? this is a big honor right here. but do you get anything like -- >> yeah, yeah. lots. free parking. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: is that right? you don't have to pay for parking? >> i just drive straight in, just park in front of other cars, if you want to. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: park on the sidewalk, it doesn't matter. >> it doesn't even matter. free breadsticks. [ laughter ] >> no. >> jimmy: that's only at olive garden. i know what happened there. when you're there you'

chris? >> don't be shy about bringing any of that keco down here to me and chad by the way. -- cocoa. i've already just about had it. i grew up here you think i would be used to it i can't handle the cold. in the some big cities the blizzard warning has passed but a lot of people commute into this city from as far away as connecticut. montauk, as well as parts of jersey. connecticut, they're going to be dealing with a lot of trouble there for all day and into the night. the governor there, governor malloy said we have a travel ban on the highways stay clear, let's let the department of transportation do its job. we've been hearing that lieutenant this is still on for you, especially the risk along the coast. 12 16, 18 hours, you know people are questioning whether or not they were over-prepared for this and whether or not they should go about their normal lives. what is your word to the wise? >> we're experiencing treacherous conditions up here in connecticut. the governor did put that trave

chris and lauren. >> absolutely, steve keeley, thank you. a appreciate it. >>> good day, it is friday, january 16th to 2015. welcome back. >> it is a holiday weekend. lots of people off this monday and have plans this weekend. so what is in store. >> we have a different weather pattern every day. i want to shout out to the beasley family thanks so much for watching every day. that is so cool. i'm glad you are all okay. what a wake up call on a friday morning. this morning as you saw it is really cold outside. we don't have cloud cover so temperatures are down a little bit from yesterday. we are degree where we were yesterday at this time in philadelphia, not that much colder, but wind is up so 29 degrees in philadelphia. mid 20's to the north of us, and 32 degrees in wildwood. but we will check the the wind chill. it is a 16 degrees wind chill in allentown. twenty-two in atlantic city. these wind have not gotten extreme yet but they will pick up before the end of the day. 9 miles an hour in philadelphia they are still coming out of the south

"all in" with chris hayes starts right now. in" with chris hayes starts right now. >> tonight on "all in." the city of lights goes dark as the man hunt continues in paris. tonight, the latest on the suspects who continue to elude capture. our first look inside the offices where masked gunmen opened fire. a look at the small, diverse group of people and the look by some media out lets to not publish charlie cartoons. we'll have the latest on the naacp bombing. and just when you thought the tamir rice case couldn't get any worse. wait until you see the new video released by police. "all in" starts right now.