the rest of us wouldn t complain at this. you do. 35 in orlando, 46 in miami. a cold morning for florida standards. it won t last long. a little bit warmer over the weekend. as far as the forecast goes this weekend, the coldest air today is going to be over minneapolis, chicago. that begins to slide east a little bit. temperatures will be dropping in new england on saturday. a little bit of snow to rain mixture possibly in new york city and boston. i think northern new england could get a couple of inches of snow this weekend. the ski resorts are really warm. they have been complaining. the new england reports will be colder and much better skiing this weekend. coming up at the top of the hour on morning joe we are looking ahead to president obama s speech on the nsa. former c.i.a. director, retired general charles hayden will join that discussion. babies cry for a variety of a reason. they may be much more manipulative than you might suspect. one might say they are even a litt
0 great to have you with us, friday, january 17th. we start off with president barack obama said to deliver a landmark speech on the future of how the country collects mass data on americans and people across the world but in spite of 46 recommendations for sweeping reforms, there is little expectation of wholesale change. the president is expected to call for eye privacy advocate to order before the fisa court and for greater protection for people living outside the united states but he is likely to keep some of the procedures, not sitting well with those arguing reforms. the final thing that is striking me, we are very protective of all this information. balogne, they weren t protective enough they could stop a subcontractor, mr. snowden, from stealing millions of their biggest secrets. snowden s leaks have come at a political cost for the president, specially with younger americans. a november poll shows that half of all americans disapprove of the way he has handle nsa surveill