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Welcome back to hardball. things got seated during a senate sub committee hearing on the dysfunctional management of arlington national cemetery. up to 6,000 soldier graves may have been mislabeled. let's listen to the subcommittee chair woman, senator claire mccas kifl missouri, questioning arlington cemetery superintendent john meltzer. >> do you honestly believe if you came to congress and said we have a crisis. we needle need resources and manpower so we can checking this cemetery because we're afraid that we've lost bodies of our heroes? this is not complicated. it's called keeping track ...

weiner. >> the gentleman is providing cover for his colleagues rather than doing the right thing. it's republicans wrapping their arms around republicans rather than doing the right thing on behalf of the heros. it is a shame. a shame. >> he was enraged at republicans for what he says they were blocking a house bill to provide health care to 9/11 responders who got sick after working at ground zero. the criticism was aimed at republican who's -- who he said were block the bill, but did the democrats simply attempt to set up the minority party by play ing procedural games? we're going...

Not been seen since. iran's government initially said it would not carry out the stoning against her who was convicted for adultery without a shred of evidence. officials still plan on killing her, steve? >> meanwhile, what happened at arlington national cemetery is total disgrace but today we may get some answers on why it happened. a hearing starts to determine why headstones were tossed away, graves were mismarked and cremated remains were dumped in a common pit. the hearings will focus mainly on contractors hired to do the work at arlington. long time arlington superintendent john meltzer ...

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