you want your we know what you want. but it s great for january 10. exactly charlie you said it very nicely there. let s talk about the temperatures this morning. as we are above average still. that is the theme. right now. we should be at 24 with that dew point is showing and we have some very dry air. also we do have the winds out of the northwest now at about 5 miles an hour. they have switched directions since that cold front went through yesterday. and with that, we do have a windchill this morning. so make sure you dress accordingly. hickory s temperature is coming in at 38 degrees. and sykesville this morning is at 41. and as we go throughout the day, in terms of the wet weather, well we re not going to get any. we are going to stay dry because high pressure is going to do its thing and it will build in as we go throughout the day and we will get some sunshine in here mixing with some clouds as well. this is what the planner looks like as we go through the day. let
mentality and what i consistently say to them and what i say to president putin is that s the past and we ve got to think about the future and there s no reason why we shouldn t be able to cooperate more effectively than we. do. reporter: putin s return to power has ended cooperation on nuclear arms reduction and reignited hostilities over a u.s.-backed ballistic missile defense system in europe. this has reversed the temporary progress achieved after then secretary of state hillary clinton hit a literal reset button with russia in 2009. putin was out of office. a white house official said the reset died the day putin regained power. nte chill between president obama and his russian counterpart grew coldest over edward snowden. the president personally lobbied putin to expel snowden to the u.s. to face felony charges for leaking classified documents. i was disappointed because, you know, even though we don t an extradition treaty with them, traditionally we have tried to
o donnell: good evening. scott is on assignment, i m irah o donnell. it s not a return to the cold br, but there is a distinct still tonight in relations between the united states and russia. sesident obama today scrapped plans for a one-on-one meeting gith president putin in moscow mxt month. the white house cited a lack of progress on critical issues. but the last straw was putin s decision to give temporary asylum to edward snowden, the n.s.a. leaker. and it represents the latest failure in mr. obama s long- stated goal of rebooting u.s./russian relations. major garrett is at the white house. major? reporter: norah, before killing the summit, president iama asked the state department and department if anything could be achieved with president putin e, srms control, missile defense, syria or human rights. idross the board the answer came back no. as one top presidential advisor told us nothing added up, and we weren t going to have a summit for the sake of appearances.
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