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case changed the way missing child investigations are handled nationwide. tonight an arrest in the case of etan patz. well begin with the scandal that has gripped d.c. mayors vincent gray. good evening. im brian bolter. >> and im shawn yancy. another aide pled guilty today admitting lying to the feds. >> 56-year-old howard brooks said he was roped into the scheme and wasnt the architect, but for lying to federal investigators hes facing a felony charge as more layers of this campaign...

contributed to the accidental death. >> raining on and off, the ground was very slippery. the grass, concrete, whatever he was working on and walking on. i am assuming -- that is how they fell n. >> the maryland state police see no evidence of foul play and dont know whether one family member may have slipped in first ands others perished in rescue efforts. the state medical examiners office will autopsy all bodies but they may never know what precisely caused all three members to pari...

good morning, everyone. it is thursday, march 22. welcome to "morning joe." with us on set, we have msnbc contributor mike barnicle. we have pulitzer prize winner writer for "the washington post" jonathan capehart. and president of the council on foreign relations, richard haas, along with willie joe and me. and we have a lot going on this morning. good morning, joe. >> good morning, mika. >> well be talking about mitt romney. thats where were starting. but there is a situation in fran...

>> co-host of cnbcs "squawk box" andrew ross sorkin. >> i missed you guys, i really did. >> hes hard to book now that he hosts his own show. >> cant even call him. hes a diva. hes got -- you wouldnt believe his expense account over there, things he requires, room temperature water. >> oh, my god. >> hes like madonna. >> the whole green room set up with the green m&ms, its very special. >> what im wondering is how youre surviving on this schedule with twins. >> we can talk about that of...

box" andrew ross sorkin. >> i missed you guys, i really did. >> hes hard to book now that he hosts his own show. >> cant even call him. hes a diva. hes got -- you wouldnt believe his expense account over there, things he requires, room temperature water. >> oh, my god. >> hes like madonna. >> the whole green room set up with the green m&ms, its very special. >> what im wondering is how youre surviving on this schedule with twins. >> we can talk about that off air. but its working out o...

>> co-host of cnbcs "squawk box," andrew ross sorkin. >> i missed you guys, i really did. >> hes hard to book now that he hosts his own show. >> hes a diva. hes got -- you wouldnt believe his expense account over there. things he requires, room temperature water -- >> oh, my god. >> hes like madonna. >> whole green room set up with the green m&ms. >> im wondering how youre surviving on this schedule with twins. >> we can talk about that off air. but its working out okay so far. >> i fe...

box," andrew ross sorkin. >> i missed you guys, i really did. >> hes hard to book now that he hosts his own show. >> hes a diva. hes got -- you wouldnt believe his expense account over there. things he requires, room temperature water -- >> oh, my god. >> hes like madonna. >> whole green room set up with the green m&ms. >> im wondering how youre surviving on this schedule with twins. >> we can talk about that off air. but its working out okay so far. >> i feel your pain. i feel your pa...

and looked at the four-day forecast and been watching. a nice warming trend coming our way, not so much over the course of the weekend. by this time next week, we may have had our first or second 60-degree day of the year. something hanging out there to keep your spirits high. on a saturday morning, it is cold out there. think 60 but when you step out the door, a little reality check for you. 26 degrees in downtown washington but much of the northern virginia piedmont up into suburban ...

their ground. and when word broke that mubarak left power. >> reporter: what were once violent clashes are now celebrations. egyptian protesters 18-day standoff ended with mubaraks resignation and praise as the world watched a revolution. >> this is the power of human dignity. and it could never be denied. egyptians have inspired us. >> reporter: egyptian-americans took to the streets in jersey city. >> every country should fight for their own right. >> reporter: the future of the arab...

they believe they fought for this revolution. they stuck it out in tahrir square despite the presidents offers of compromise. today when they finally got word president mubarak was going to step down, this has been the scene in egypt, and this is going to be a street party that will continue throughout the night. richard engel, nbc news, cairo. >> were happy that richard engel survived that celebration. for the past 30 years egyptian people were frustrated with corruption, soaring un...