that job, that makes it a little harder to be an honest broker because people perceive you atipping the balance toward the military. the military zaigtsization of the foreign policy state is a problem in this administration, among many others. both of you guys, thank you so much for joining me. happy friday. happy holiday weekend. three days, not for me, everyone else. let s check today s microsoft pulse question. we ve been asking you, do you think the trump white house can turn the page after a chaotic first month? so far, let s wait for, it 94% of you say no. not good. there s still time to cast your votes, though. pulse.msnbc.com. weigh in if you d like to. believe it or not, a month of donald trump administration a month of the donald trump administration is already in the books. the last seven days alone, quite a whirlwind, from fallout over flynn to diplomatic missteps. we ll take a look back at all that happened as we track trump s first 100 days in office.
congratulations. thank you. i appreciate it. let s check today s microsoft pulse question. we have been asking should congressional committee investigate kellyanne conway s comments about ivanka trump s clothing like. 85% of you say yes. 15% say no. you have time to vote, go to pulse.msnbc.com to let your voice be heard. next up, the ucla view of trump s travel ban. where the fight goes from here. nosy neighbor with a keen sense of smell.
they were able to get her out of there. she walked away with minor injuries. police still trying to figure out who s at fault for the crash. minor. so surprising she could even speak after that! but looking at that mangled car, it s amazing anybody got out of there. yeah. just with minor injuries. switching gears, let s check today s forecast for you. texas finally drying out and warming up a little bit. stormy though all the way from the rockies to the great lakes. thunderstorms also along the gulf coast. it is mild out of the west coast, finally. summerlike heat though in the mid-atlantic. a 90 in washington, d.c. that s 12 degrees above normal. 90s also in dallas memphis, kansas city 80s in chicago, new york and hot-lanta. 77 degrees in l.a. we ve got a mystery to pass along from the west-southwest of england. where did all of these garden no ma am come from? take a look. these showed up in the middle of night at a woman s house. and for those of you who want to coun
to see the case go to trial. the fact is that an unarmed young man was killed after a phone call was placed to help him. i wear a sweater because this is the only comfort that i have left. i don t have an option to hold him anymore. and i want you to know that i miss him and really love him. we expected it. the mother of dontre hamilton who was killed by an officer in milwaukee back in 2014 joined the march in madison. i m out here to support her and her family. this is what mothers for justice do. if they need me in any way, shape, form or fashion, i m there for them. robinson s family says they want peaceful protests to continue in the days ahead. ben hutchison, abc news, madison, wisconsin. let s check today s weather. the nation s midsection will again get hammered by storms with heavy rain from oklahoma through texas. some areas seeing another 4 inches. showers will also extend from the sierras down along the california coast and florida
let s check today s weather. the eastern third of the country will have some rainstorms along the southeast coast and spring snow around the great lakes. on the northern plains. it will be sunny and warming up across most of the west. 89 in l.a. ahead of march madness sweet 16 showdowns. readings in the 60s from seattle to dallas. mid to upper 70s for the northeast. 84 miami. 53 in boston. at the boston marathon bombing trial, jurors have heard testimony about the planning of the attack. an fbi agent testified that nails, pressure cooker parts and other bomb components were found at dzhokhar tsarnaev s family apartment. the discovery happened in a search four days after the bomb blast. defense attorneys contend that tsarnaev had not been living there for more than a year before the attack. they say most of what they found belonged to tsarnaev s older brother. serious charges for the soldier who abandoned his post in afghanistan and taken captive by the taliban. bowe bergdahl face