legalization to go into effect as of midnight last night. they put out that flier explaining what it means. selling, not permits, public consumption, not permitted, public housing, not permitting, no one under 21 can do anything, but as long as you home grow, and you only give it away for free, you can possess up to two ounces and you can get baked at home in your private residence as long as that is not in public housing or anywhere else that your landlord won t allow you to do it. limited in scope, but it is a change. and dc s spunky new mayor did this press availability to announce what happened, to announce the rules, that it was going into effect at midnight last night to explain listen, i m at mayor of the city.
and hail. and along with that then. it cools things down. you can see already the cool down from newark to clefler and chicago and brutually hot in the ohio valley and here in the midatlantic it is not until monday you can see the big improvement and kansas city and columbus ohio, and dc and chicago and new york. and tomorrow, another day it is going to be warm and monday, big improvement and much of the improvement in the east and that is far improved. thank you very much. rick. the economy and jobs. we are not creating enough president. republicans blasting the alabama - obama administration.
back in the northern plains. temperatures are in the teens. we re in the 20s now all the way doing to atlanta. it s colder in atlanta than it is in new york, baltimore, and dc. we re watching florida. we re a little concerned with the citrus crops and all of the strawberries down here outside of tampa. but that freeze is going to stay north of them. lit be okay down there. for everyone else, just bundle up, it will be exactly like yesterday but not worse. coming up, big ben crashes wall street s party. a play for barnes & noble. and the giant $100 bill headache. your first look at the morning s business headlines is straight ahead. another nfl coach is fired. miami is heating up. the patriots are pulling out all of the stops. you re watching first look on msnbc.
channel s jeff morrow for the latest. do you have good news for the folks on the east coast. what it looks like if you look at that map. what s up? more heat advisories in the darker shading in the eastern carolina in the outer banks and southwest p.a. those are heat warnings. the area is getting squeezed down the coast. getting a little bit of relief in the west. anybody from new york city all the way down to the southeast will be hot. that heat may be broken by some thunderstorms. this that you re looking at here, that s the chance for thunderstorms late in the day, anywhere from kentucky on over to philadelphia and dc. so the heat may finally be broken there. from southern areas of virginia down to the carolinas and georgia, there s no relief. norfolk, virginia hit the all-time record high. all-time. never been that hot there. it s quite a heat wave. yeah. it is. is there any relief insight. do you look at anything down the