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left? >> the consequences? >> uh-huh. >> do you have anything in mind? >> no silver! >> one house member suggested your resignation. >> i don't plan on leaving. and there is no truth for the rumor that i've added an inflatable exit to my office. >> welcome to "morning joe." it is thursday, august 12th. with us, we have mike barnicle. msnbc chris jansing! >> i was going to say pulitzer surprise winner. chris jansing. >> hello. >> it's getting hot in here. >> you torched that place, man! that was great! hey, so, jon, you can always tell who is holding four aces. >> yep. >> when they ar...

economy appeared to be on its way to recovery. now with the federal reserve and wall street having their doubts, according to a new nbc news "wall street journal" poll, american people are sharing those same suspicions. nbc news kristen dahlgren joins us live now from washington, d.c. with more. kristen, good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning to you, lynn. yeah, july now marks the eighth straight month that the number of foreclosures has increased over last year. couple that with unemployment, and a lot of americans are beginning to feel like we haven't yet hit bottom. in princ...

i'm doreen gentzler. jim vance is off tonight. the scandal rocking arlington national cemetery is casting a shadow over the 320,000 buried on the hallowed ground. a new report about dysfunctional management and archaic record-keeping is angering so many people tonight. jackie bensen is in arlington with the story. >> reporter: one veteran described the situation as shameful. these photos obtained by news4 shows what remained visible on the grounds of arlington national cemetery, an example of how the graves in this apparently fell behind. >> i deeply apologize to the family of those ...

candidate, rand paul, movers ahead to the general election. in pennsylvania, arlen specter's 30-year senate run is over. and in arkansas, the u.s. senate race heads to a runoff. >> all of it being watched closely in washington. that's where t.j. winick is joining us with more details. >> reporter: good morning. i'll tell you what, even before the voting ended last night, most of the democratic and republican leadership here in washington had gone into hiding. as most of their preferred candidates were trounced at the polls. the anti-washington tidal wave swept across three senate pri...

arkansas. those are the ones we will focus on this morning. >> joining us now from washington is t.j. winick. >> reporter: good morning, jeremy and vinita. pennsylvania was a major battleground state two years ago. and it is right back in the middle of the fight this morning. voters in the southwestern part of that state are going to the polls in a special house election. they have to choose between republican tim burns and democrat mark crist. burns is trying to make nancy pelosi the issue. the democrat fritz had bill clinton on the campaign for him. this is a bellwether race for wh...