care program and secret spying on allied heads of state. in both instances his explanation roughly boils down to this, i didn t know. and scott wilson is calling him out in the washington post , quote, nearly a year into his second-term president obama has yesterday yet to master the management information in his administration that failure left him knowing too little at times about the issues that matter most to his legacy. let s talk about it with judith miller, pulitzer prize-winning investigate to have author and kirsten power, columnist for the daily beast. both fox news contributors. both of those newspapers, new york times and washington post , kirsten, have been generally supportive of the president. they both came out with similar pieces on the same day. what does that say about the media treating this president now? there has been a lot of criticism in particular over the obamacare website and it still
japan could get its first measurable snowfall of the total minneapolis could get its first measurable snowfall of the year. and it s snowing in maine. as much as montana, though. one to four inches depending on location. it was the first measurable snowfall of the season there, as well. just enough to make getting around on the roads slick and dangerous. to the rest of the nation s weather, clear and dry. showers and storms in the midsection. up to eight inches of snow in the dakotas. highs in the 40s and 50s in the northeast. 80s in the deep south and upper midwest, chilly, mostly 40s. along the west coast, once again, 10 to 25 degrees below normal. and now to the latest on the nsa spying controversy. the head of the senate intelligence committee is now calling for a total review of the agency s activities. the white house is reportedly considering a ban on spying on allied heads of state. abc s karen travers reports from washington. reporter: the nsa spying