and up. thanks to your support and passion for the kind of programming we do here, i ve been asked to host a new program here on msnbc we ceknights at 80 p.m. starting april 1st, and i really hope that you are join me there. but you should also know that up isn t going anywhere. it will continue with a new host, so please look for that announcement in the coming days. so you get the best of both worlds. and weekend programming at msnbc is only expanding and growing more ambitious with the one and only ed schultz coming to weekends. what do know now that we didn t know last week? we already knew she was unhappy for allowing so many backs complicit to settle cases out of court rather than take them to trial. every time there s a settlement and not a trial it means we didn t have the days and days and days of testimony
forth. this hearing expected to go on throughout the afternoon. some of the highlights have been the excuses, that s what lawmakers are calling them excuses for this happening, well we were under staffed due to contractual ao differences. senator brown a moment ago got visibly frustrated saying wait a minute, what do you mean you can t keep up with your records and that s why you didn t know what ways going on, you had 19, 20 years to get this right. really getting chippy at this hearing on what happened at the arlington national cemetery, how to get this whole thing straightened up isn t even on the agenda yet. it s just simply the fact-finding then they ll have to focus on fixing it on down the road. back to you it s live, it s happening now. jon: harris, thank you. jenna: new information on four airmen killed in a military crash in alaska earlier today. the air force now saying three of the men were members of the alaska air national guard. the fourth was on active duty. the c-17 ca