north on 87th avenue. more historic change this morningl the president of the united states is going to cuba. now we know when. the planned trip should be announced today at the white house briefing. the trip is planned for march 21st and 22nd, that s according to abc news. the president s move comes roughly 15 months after the pledge to reopen diplomatic ties between the two countries. since then we witness embassies reopening, a series of diplomamac talks and most recently a deal restoring commercial aircraft. there s no elections in cuba, there s no choice inn cuba. my whole problem, i want the relationship between tht u.s. and cuba to change but it has to be resiple. the president is in fact going to the only latin america military dictatorship. how does that benefit the united states at all? does it make us any safer to have a cuban embassy in washington? no, it makes us less safe and does it benefit the people of c ca in any way? reporter: the last and only sit
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with feet of snow turning the usually green national mall to a sea of frigid white. one western suburb reported 39 inches of snow from the monster storm that pounded the washington, d.c. area for 36 hours. maryland s governor closed stretches of three interstates overnight banning all nonemergency vehicles. the blizzard hit the south first dumping snow and ice knocking out power to thousands. more than 10,000 flights have been cancelled since friday as blizzard made its way north. flights to washington and new york are expected to resume until some time monday. washington subway and buses aren t running as the great dig out finally begins. further north the storm caused huge 500 car back up on the pennsylvania turnpike, among those stranded for entire day was bus carrying the temple university girl s gymnastics team. in washington region not known for its response to snowstorms the big question will the city or will weather gridlock start the the week. dickerson: thanks, ch
approach, goats unlimited approach, let s just do it. nobody can say with any credibility that the programs were effective. aryl: inspector general john sopko said the task force spent $638 million tax d dlars without cost estimates upfront or benefit analyses later on we have almost $1 billion. no cost benefit analysis and no sustainability analysis. a program that s dumb on its face. what did d.o.d. spend and should d.o.d. have spent money to develop carpet, jewelry and ice cream businesses in afghanistan? why is it that after operating for years and spending millions of dollars that most o o tfsbo fully failed to meet a spokesman for the military saidhe task force produced a mixed bag. time will tell whether the task force succeeded in its objective. independent assessments tell us that it had mixed results. failures. sharyl: the task force was shut down last year. the inspector general sayaythe military has in some cases been uncooperative in its probes of the tas
trump has cut into cruz s lead with evangelicals, cut into it with the tea party support and that adds up then to that trump number. dickerson: what are about trump voters. in your interview about loyalty. he s right about that. we ve been reinterviewing people on this panel. dickerson: tracking over time. we sat here in september we talked about donald trump s support. we reinterviewed those people, they are still with him. over 909%. once they come to donald trump they stay there. and the other dickerson: that number 90% put that in context relative to somebody else. anybody up in the 90s anywhere close? no. because they have all been shifted around. cruz took from carson. rubio s pulled from bush, et cetera. nobody matched that. at the same time, trump will that base a little bit and maybe have some challenges there. dickerson: what are his challenges? i think you look at people who aren t with him as has often been the case they say they have hard time c