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? >> trying to get as far as i could get and trying to set a

>> it is interesting to take a look at senator rand paul has recently inpecially the wake of the election. thatnt to communities typically do not vote republican, whether that is young members, he has been trying to be present there. i saw him over the summer at a libertarian leaning conference. he talked about his collegial expanses, maybe drinking alcohol. the republican party is trying to find new ways to reach voters. modern republican, rand paul. thank you. >> thank you. >> since 9/11, there have been several securities put in place to protect the district from future attacks. we recently got exclusive access to one of them. >> it is a view rarely seen -- d.c. monuments and buildings from the air and close up. a few aircraft get to fly this close and this low to the capital. >> not unless you have the security to be there. >> when an aircraft is not have clearance, a franklin -- brent sequence of events plays out. [nohorns blare] >> the alarm at the coast guard station gives a signal and triggers this intense spots. -- response. >> check. when the alarm goes off, they are in the air.

rand paul has gotten a lot of attention. not the surprise that people leading the republican field at this time. what i think is interesting is to go back and look at what we were saying in december of 2000a in december of 2005, on the republican side, you had rudy giuliani at 30%, john mccain at 22%. condoleezza rice, shortly behind him, and then you had george allen and bill frist. that was the field. it didn't turn out quite that way. on the democratic side hillary clinton was leading both john kerry and john edwards by nearly 30 points each. so, obviously many things can change in the time we have in front of us. on benghazi, and hillary clinton, i would say that it has already had an effect. if you look at her favorability ratings just a year ago and look at where they are now, it's very clear that it's had an effect. she has dropped some 30 points depending on the poll that you look at. >> i would disagree though that she won't be a strong candidate. i think she will be a very strong candidate. and she also polls a lot

paul has been out there tonight. it has gone below freezing. >> it was 39 at 6:45. and my dogs are running outside doing his business, coming right back inside very quickly and efficiently. these are your current temperatures. here we go again. we are below freezing in petaluma and fair field and morgan hill. antioch one degree above freezing. widespread freeze warning, it may be a degree or two warmer, but we'll spend several hours below 32 degrees. widespread sub freezing temperatures. one of the few exceptions will be the city of san francisco. upper 30s, we set 13 record lows earlier today. we'll set more tomorrow morning. 28 for livermore. 28 for santa rosa. redwood city, 34. it's not just the cold, we have a low pressure area moving in and that means when you combine them with the cold air, there will be low snow levels. find out who is going to get white coming up in a few minutes. >> sounds good, thanks, paul. at some bay area businesses, sales are sizzling because of the cold snap. this shoe repair shop, walnut creek, fixes five pairs of boots on a given da

. >>> and paul has a lot of rain right now. >> it's pouring throughout the bay area.it up literally like a christmas tree. we have red, orange, yellow, and green. free mont and also oakland and alameda coming down at half an inch an hour. not going to get up for the next 20 to 30 minutes. heavy run from the south of the front. you will have rain for several hours down near san jose. the peninsula, you are dealing with all the snow. heavy snow for the sierra. above 2,000 feet. it's not rain falling, it's snowfall. we have a winter weather advisory in effect. 2,000feet in the east bay hills and also the south bay of the santa cruz. rain a lot of it, out there. joe vazquez on something we do not see that often. >> reporter: at the peak of the mountain, a wintery snow flake. the snow fell and some of it actually stuck. as the windy roads were dangerous to traveling, the now plows were called back in. temperatures bounced right back up. 8:30 tonight, snow turning into the a moderate rain. >> reporter: joe vazquez, kpix5s. >>> in the last week four people have died from bei

died in that fiery car crash has left a lot of people in hollywood and around the world stunned. >> right behind you. >> one of hollywood's most bankable stars, paulmself in the "fast and furious" movie franchise has died in california. a second person also died in the accident. both were attending a charity event for walker's organization reach out worldwide. the event was intended to benefit the victims of typhoon haiyan in the philippines. the crash happened just north of los angeles on saturday afternoon. according to his representative, paul walker was not driving the 2005 porsche. when deputies arrived, the car was on fire, both people in the car pronounced dead at the scene. >> there's nothing -- we tried, we went through fire extinguishers. >> all that remains, burnt, mangled metal and a light pole that's been knocked down. authorities say speed was a factor. walker wasn't just a car enthusiast on screen. off screen, the actor competed in the red line time attack racing series. he had been filming the seventh installment of "fast and furious" at the time of his death and some of hollywood's biggest stars are reacting. vin diesel said, brot

hendry who's a respected hedge fund manager here in london recently has said that bid going to be worth a million dollars per bitcoin ron paul famous politician in america has come out recently and said that he thinks that bitcoin is the killer of the u.s. dollar and we'll get to that for in a second but what do you think about this idea that the price could trade up to you know a million dollars per bitcoin can you talk a little bit about that yeah i said hit us a university doesn't it usually we want to see the study about because you know about the advantages and so on and so forth and we have decided to accept it as a means of exchange we are not taking any position as a university about the potential or. value i have of course my own personal. people know about but what is your personal opinion about that i believe that the idea. of for be clean to become. pope a story of worth but that's my personal opinion ok let's circle back then to this question about what ron paul was saying recently ron paul i think he's a pretty well known politician around the world really because he's been out front in criticizing the federal

. >> do you feel that paul ryan has sold you out? you saw him at this press conference. he was not saying the things he was saying now. do you feel like paul ryan has sold you out? >> i will not say that, but at the end of the day, spending is going up. if republicans and conservatives have said for years we've been spending too much money, bipartisan usually scares us. that means more spending at the end of the day. will let me ask you a similar question. paul ryan rarely gets credit for work across the aisle, and he does it frequently. >> i give him credit for that. for trying to hammer something out. it may or may not fly. >> all we hear is the intransgent republicans. >> i think he deserves credit. this is not ease tee to sell to his own conference. i don't know whether we'll get there. we're going to lose a substantial number of republicans. we're going to lose a substantial number of democrats if we what we hear about the bill is that it doesn't go after any of the special interest tax breaks that democrats would like to see help finance an end to the sequester. dem

paul has written to me saying there are no written procedures about how one gets a message to appear at the front of the busses. i find it very odd and unacceptable that million-dollar sports franchises who have plenty of money for advertising can use the public busses it get their messages out. there have also been messages for equality for all for gay people and also after the tragedy in boston we stand with boston. well, how does one get those messages up there? i'd like access to that public part of muni. i've printed out these emails which i'm going to give to tom nolan, and i ask that you share it with your colleagues. i don't think it's okay that after 3 1/2 months of filing public information requests, public records requests, and other emails that i still don't have anything in hand about how you decided who gets access to the headers. i ask that you look into this. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> cory lamb, followed by karen mccoy >> good afternoon, mr. lamb. >> good afternoon, director, my name is corey lamb like the sheep. i would like it talk about the massive inc

i think for the republicans, they have to talk about a poverty agenda, which paul ryan has been talking about, broadly talk about trying to get the economy growing yet, which the president never talks about. and you also have to talk about how obama care is hurting -- >> back on minimum wage, that was great, but with minimum wage in particular, when this president steps forward saying he wants to give americans a race, he's going to say fine, how about the ones who are. aren't you in a trap here? because if you say no in congress, guess what we do, we put it on ballot measures across the country. what are you guys going to do? ivities the single easiest way to screw up job creation is -- listen, i know that it polls well, what polls even better is to get jobs created. the president needs to focus on that. >> i don't want to distort your wonderful moment here, but i am curious, you know, penny, when the president was talking about in a positive way, certainly the numbers in the last quarter are moderately encouraging. we also have a record number of people on food stamps. whether or not

he at least has put together a thoughtful plan to do something about it. i respect that. unquote. paul ryan is a defer sit hawk. he likes to concoct budget plans with blende of bitter medicine to go around. question, is this a winning presidential agenda? >> he in his previous budgets has gone after entitlements. i don't think he will do that in the negotiations that are going on the end of this year into next year because senior citizens are the only voting bloc that's loyal to the republicans right now. he won't want to alienate them. ryan is trying to pick up the jack kemp mantle of compassionate conservatism. he has been traveling to urban areas with bob woodson who was a civil rights activist who was prominent during the reagan era. they don't believe in government support for these programs for anti-poverty programs. they want to energize the private sector. i don't think it's very realistic, but nonetheless that's his new schtick. mounting a presidential race from the house is a tough thing even in the best of times. these are the worst of times. when you have this -- ryan is a

he still can't vote. >> rand paul might turn out to be the best hope the gop has.ng at his history, that is really saying something. joining me now, msnbc contributor james peterson, director of afrocono studies and associate professor of english at lehigh university. james, i'm of two minds about this. the entire enterprise seems doomed and preposterous, given the biography we've shown, yet his speech this weekend was better than i was anticipating. >> yeah, he's improved. he's a little bit more on message. remember, the message that i think that republican strategists believe will resonate coming from rand paul -- i know this seems like a stretch sometimes -- but his messaging around mass incarceration, around ending the so-called war on drugs, around mandatory minimums and voting rights for ex-cons and ex-felons, i mean, those are the kinds of things that will resonate with some black voters, some latino voters, especially because the institution of mass incarcerations and imprisonment in the industrial complex obviously disproportionately affects people of colo

so what's notable here is that the anger within the party has turned squarely on their own, paul ryan. folks like coburn are blasting ryan for a sellout. >> he has led to make a compromise that sells out what actually needs to be done. >> but you just called paul ryan a sellout. >> no, i didn't say that. i didn't say that. i said he was told to lead a compromise. a compromise is going to give up your principle. he said last night on the tv that he didn't think you have to give up core values. we gave up core values. >> this is really mickey mouse. i don't mean to be offensive. i just want to -- you're claiming. we're facing a fiscal disaster in this country. i know you know this. you've told me this. hold on. i just want to get my question out. a fiscal disaster in this country, and we're talking about $23 billion over ten years. the debt goes up to 17.3 trillion in the next few months. where the hell are all these cuts? >> elections have consequences. >> it seems like most of the people in the house of representatives and the senate saw the poll numbers. the only time your party got

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out as the forerunner of all of this as a true american hero you have a reaction to that i do ron paul has has taken several occasions to praise what i did in congress and i really appreciate it it's really i have to say very unusual phil it gives me a warm feeling toward him what do you make of so we got sentence penned pending when when this airs it'll be rendered already on private manning on mr snowden in russia on weiqi leaks what's your overview of this whole thing well i think there's no better way for americans to have a real sense of where we've arrived than to do what i did a few weeks ago which was to rerent to the movie enemy of the state from one thousand nine hundred ninety eight i'm in that movie you'll remember that larry because you're in it playing yourself on the end of the movie that's a that's right in the very end of the movie after during which an innocent person will smith has been pursued by all the technical fav of capability of the n.s.a. which by the way the movie was a little head of its time but which it definitely has it now it's a very realistic movie right

so paul has not got it right. paul has to say, "no, you don't understand how radically new this thing is which god is doing here." >> narrator: paul preached the imminent arrival of god's kingdom on earth, and salvation for those converted to jesus. >> ( dramatized ): you know what time it is-- how it is now the moment for you to wake from sleep. salvation is nearer to us now than when we became believers. >> it's clear that one of the concerns that keeps showing up throughout this period of paul's ministry is, "when is this kingdom going to arrive? what's going to happen? how soon?" >> they are still, 25 years after the fact, anticipating the imminent return of christ, and the imminent arrival of the kingdom. and it's this kind of, you know, "don't slow me down with the facts" impatience and energy that we get in paul's letters. >> paul's very first letter-- the earliest single writing that we have in the new testament-- is i thessalonians, and already in i thessalonians paul is having to console them when people

but his junior senator from kentucky, rand paul has no doubt that it is a bad deal and he did nothing to elevate the rhetoric of the debate by quoting pop eye in his statement. there is a recurring thecme in washington budget negotiations. i will gladly pay you tuesday for a hamburger today. the democratic leadership is not thrilled with the, with this deal. but they are getting on board. >> we would have preferred something quite different but we do recognize the value of coming to a decision so that we can go forward with some clarity on other legislation that we want to see. >> this agreement is really a breath of fresh air. this new agreement, neither side got everything it wanted. that's how we used to work around here. i believe as many democrats do, emergency. unemployment insurance should be included in the package. that's why we will push hereafter the first of the year for an extension. unemployment insurance. >> joining me now, richard wolf, executive editor and political analyst, and columnist for "new york" magazine. richard wochl, where is it going to be harder to pass t

. >>> new this morning one person has now been detained after an atm smash and grab in san francisco. ktvu paul chambers has been on the scene this morning since 4:30 this morning. and paul, you have more on this wild chase that went all the way to treasure island. >> that is correct. wild chase indeed. we are here at the intersection of jackson and fillmore. this is the store where it all happened here behind me. you can see that post right there. there is a lot of debris surrounding it. police are cleaning up the area. this is where two men are driving a white van. stole an atm from the store. you can see pieces of a chain remains where the criminals are believed to use it to rip the atm from the post. people living in the area heard the incident and thought it was a car crash. >> they front ended it a couple of times. the thing was over on its side. and then pulled the van up to the front. threw the machine in the back and drove off. >> reporter: police say the criminals took the atm from this area. drove it across the bay bridge to treasure island. for some unknown reason police say that is

paul has that part of the story. >> there's no doubt that the system is terribly flawed. you can use any cliche. nobody within the agency thought to question it. somebody would have said maybe we aren't allowed to do this, let's find out if we are. the way they went about it is unbelievable. >> just last month is what finally brought these cases to light. the memo itself scalled the practice dangerous and unlawful, and goes on to call eight medicine that is worse than the disease. >> it lays out how abuse calls should be handled. >> they are rules and regulations specifically say they can't do that. they have no choice. >> cps may not have the man power to carry it out. in publish reports it has roughly 600 fewer caseworkers than it needs. one criticism is that the child welfare system is broken it has been managing from crisis to crisis for decades. my personal believe is that will also dissipater. >> people in arizona can only hope that f capable of handling its workload. >> this it is the job to make poli. so for people that need palm, thanks again. well, packaging mad

. >>> more details on the stanford doctor, paul fisher has 20 years of medical experience. he did his internship at john's hopkins university. >>> obama administration will extend the deadline for the insurance sign up. because of high traffic on the website the white house decided to give people an extra day. they have until 11:59 on christmas eve. a million people have signed up so far. the white house expected 3 million to sign up by the end of the year. >> the administration is facing the prospect that more people will be uninsured in 2014 than 2013 because you have cancellations. >> enrollment numbers will be announced in mid-january. live in concord, the extension will not apply in california. >> reporter: dozens are waiting to sign unbefore the deadline tonight at midnight. >> is that how much you make before taxes? . >> what is the first and last name? 600 calls or more. we were taking calls throughout the day. >> reporter: yesterday people had to come in. 770,000 californiaians signed up. everyone who wants health care will start the enrollment process before midni

paul has marathon christmas day spare the air alert. >> it is what we have. we have unhealthy air quality in the forecast tomorrow. so everybody with bad air tomorrow, that's why we will have a spare the air day. all the pollution from the central valley is heading out towards us. then it hits the light winds coming in from the ocean and it sits over the top of the bay area. so really it has no way to escape. the high pressure is right over the top of us, and we're getting all the pollution from many parts of california. so it's just a symptom of the weather pattern that we're in. the weather pattern gave us warm weather today. did you get outside in your short sleeves? liver moore topping 70-degrees. coming up, we will talk about if this pattern will change and if we will see rainfall. maybe cool weather and better air quality. >> okay. thank you. >>> it's going to cost a little bit more to mail a letter. the postal service did get permission today to bump up the cost of a first class stamp. it's going up 3 cents. january 26, it will start 49 cents per lette

. >>> senator rand paul has a plan for detroit. he'll be there on saturday and sunday.ave him on. >>> coming up, a famous uproar after a new mom flaunts her toned abs in this selfie taken just days after giving birth. the woman is defending herself. the post baby body debate. i'll kill you for rye wriing that. check out our new website at foxnews.com/thefive. >>> very nice. >> at least one business is >>> very nice. >> at least one business is doing great these days. the hate crime hoax factory. they've hate new high. or low. as the peppers rso perps of suc the -- women, blacks, and transgenders were invented by a member of the bias incident response team. birt is the bigot. the violator's intent is to help themselves by hurting others. sadly, the media and academics don't mind these deeds. they believe the a greater fact. it doesn't mat for the hate crime is fake because a real one just like it has to be happening somewhere else. it's the assumption that drives all perceived enjustice. we don't need facts, just feelings to find default. this makes for an environment th

now. >> paul was talking about his white house plans on friday but despite those comments senator paul hasdy made several key visits to presidential states like iowa and new hampshire. >>> and senator paul will joining chris wallace for a fox news exclusive tomorrow. check your local listings for the time and the channel. >>> this next story is something to really listen to and admire. she's only 11 years old but she's determined to do for herself. madison root was selling mistletoe at an outdoor market in portland, oregon, to raise money to help her father pay for her braces. a security guard stopped her saying she needed a vendor's license to sell. however, she was told that she was free to beg for money instead. well, that didn't sit too well with the pint-sized entrepreneur who is using the media attention to get out the message on the importance of hard work. >> i think that it's -- if there can be begging, then there should be working hard. so if i want to apply myself, then let me apply myself. >> she's quite a young lady. wouldn't you say? applying yourself is paying off hundreds o

senator rand paul has been leading the charge. here is what he said about ending long-term unemployment benefits. >> when i said it's a disservice. it's n it's not that they are unemployed, but they are less likely to get a job. >> how many republicans share rand paul's view. >> some do, not all of them. moderate republicans will be willing to expand. if they are looking for the offset, they are not in the rand paul opposing it, but the problem with the argument is congress has not done its job in terms of bringing stability to the economy. they haven't passed legislation creating jobs. people on unemployment benefits are sitting at home, not looking for work that is not there, because congress governs from crisis to crisis, making it difficult on job creation, and the other point is studies show that unemployment benefits keep americans in the workforce longer because they have to submit reports that they are looking for work. when they lose the benefits they give up hope. >> there's a democratic d research firm called public pol

he has also gained prominence for his independent positions on many political issues. now, on a personal note, senator paul is a devoted husband and father. he's been married for 23 years to kelly, and has three sons. and you can see him at green high school cheering on his son, who is a soccer player, as they went into the semi finals. our history here at the detroit economic club is to showcase interesting and diverse ideas and solutions to issues of the day. today, senator rand paul will unveil his new legislative proposal to remove bankrupt detroit and other economically blighted areas from poverty and the shackles of big government. please give a warm detroit, michigan, welcome to senator rand paul. [applause] >> thank you very much. people ask me how big a deal is it to give a speech to the detroit economic club? and i say it's such a big deal that i gave so many speeches and interviews saying i was going to give a speech that i lost my voice. and i'm not kidding you. it is a big deal to be here and i'm really glad to be here. there was a little girl you may have heard about her. she wanted $100 and

i would like to step back, if i can, and reflect on the part that rachel mentioned and what paul has described as the building block for what i think we might see going forward. there might well be an opportunity for consensus. having been a staff member of the senate finance committee for a long. of time, and on the senate staff, i have to think of what occurred yesterday. very positive a way, not as a negative that they failed to do the paid -- i think what it showed, and what was le,,ioned by senator do who commented that it was nice to see bipartisanship. what we saw in the finance committee, what we saw on the ways and means committee is the beginning of a conversation that began a number of years ago. we're coming back to it. that is refocusing on the programs. we're refocusing on the elements, which both sides of the aisle have the opportunity to look at and discuss. we have already found a number of common grounds. i think this will carry over into next year. what occurred in the ways and means committee is the number of -- beginning of that conversation. it will take us into

paul walker iii says he went numb when his brother told him the tragic news on saturday. >> paul hasrally like freeze. i made it a point every time i saw him and my children, to hug them and kiss them and he tell them, every other sentence, if i could, "i love you." as a father, that is a fear you always have that one of your children will go before you. >> a surveillance camera near that crash site in santa clarita, california, captured the moment of the impact. you see the smoke billowing from the porsche crashed into a light pole and burst into a flame. >> fans have been leaving tributes and memorials at the seen. last night, co-star vin diesel stopped by and addressed the crowd. >> they don't think walker or his racing team pattern roger rodas were drag racing. >> we will talk more about what might have caused this crash coming up because there are still so many questions. >>> that is is it for "early start." "new day" starts right now. >>> the train was traveling at approximately 82 miles per hour as it went into a 30-mile-an-hour curve. >> new details this morning. the train th

paul ryan has meetings with patty murray. they did what we always used to do in congress. they both have fixed ideas. they're both good legislators will stop they do not agree on much, but that is how it used to be. you work together and compromise. >> will the senate confirmed janet yellen? >> yes. >> the white house has indicated plans to have stanley fischer, the former head of the central bank of israel, as the new vice chair of the head. good idea? >> i do not have the slightest idea. i read about it yesterday. it sounds interesting. i do not know. that is the least of my worries today. >> return to another issue. menendez would like to pass a tougher iranian sanctions bill. will there be a vote in the senate in january on an iranian sanctions bill? >> we had a briefing this week. we had kerry and lew. it lasted for more than two hours. and menendez was there. they are working to come up with some type of resolution or legislation. he has worked closely at my side, senator schumer who has been involved in this. >> wouldn't likely be a resolution? >> people started tal