a greater willingness to kind of criticize from the beginning. so we ll see. i think for bannon, he has been we talked before about being a continuum, not a bright line separating these kinds of groups from others who are uneasy about demographic change. that has been part of the mission of breitbart i think, to break down those boundaries as a kind of media institution. to the extent he continues to do that in the white house, i think he is more vulnerable now simply because there is this greater willingness to call out some of the things the president has said and done. earlier, you would have heard paul ryan that i can t comment that everything the president says, we need to get back to our agenda. now more republicans are saying this is not acceptable, outside the boundaries of what we ll accept from a u.s. president. the president who is not shy on twitter, just tweeted, headed to washington this morning. much work to do. focus on trade and military,
wednesday. wthat sticky, humid air. it will feel like summer in the east sooner than later. the rest of the country the west coast you re actually waking up this early morning to a just fine forecast. mika, as far as like the bad hair days go, on wednesday in the east and the northeast. that is when the humidity returns. let me write that down. headed to washington today and that looks good. thank you very much, bill. up next, the man looking to take down the so-called lion of lennox avenue after 22 terms. could charlie rangel lose his seat in congress? stay with us.
$647,000 on first class flights and posh hotel rooms among other travel expenses. more than $12,000 on just one flight from l.a., headed to washington and then on to asia, and the report says that like many of the school s deans, she has a doctor s note that says she cannot fly coach, due to a medical condition. despite the fact that she did do a strenuous 56-mile biking leg of a triathlon and has described herself as a cardiojunkie. so to discuss this, i m joined by john janino. and we reached out to several ucla official who is did not respond and we did not get any interviews. they declined our request for interviews with any of the folks involved in this. what did you think of the findings of this report? i want to first thank you for having me. yes. i m really here to give the student perspective. and first, i really want to say that i think a lot of students were really shocked and disappointed.
police. a group of family of and sandy hook, headed to washington, and the goal of speaking with every senator who is not for tighter gun legislation. and meet with them as lawmakers come from spring break as they help push through connecticut s gun laws. those bills signed were the toughest in the country, just signed by the state s governor on thursday and barack obama has invited the group to attend his speech monday in hartford. kelly: how about in? a new battle budget i should say, going on right now in washington. president obama now saying the proposal that he will release next week isn t, quote, his ideal plan, and early reports, however, of entitlement cuts included in the plan are drawing criticism from both republicans and democrats. and molly henneberg joining us live with more details about
piecing together that bizarre final hours in that murder mystery. we re tracing the final steps of john wheeler, that former pentagon aide and the driving force between the vietnam veterans memorial. here is what is known here in the final hours before his body was found just sort of hanging out of this garbage truck a week ago now. take a look. wheeler parked his car here. this is the wilmington train station. that was on december 13th, headed to washington. now, he is believed to have returned to wilmington nine days ago, tuesday, december 28th. the first confirmed sighting of wheeler was the very next day, at 6:00 wednesday evening at happy harry s discount pharmacy in new castle. here it is. apparently he asked for a ride to wilmington to someone inside the pharmacy but was offered a taxi instead. he refused the taxi.