[martin_fierro]

They must not have been young and pretty enough anymore.

Shhhh! What's that sound? Resumes being mailed to FOX News!

[capt. norm]

Mark Potter came here (Panama City, Florida) during Hurricane Opal.

He hung out at the local Chanel 13 studio, drinking coffee and eating sandwiches in one of the only buildings with electric power in the entire county (generator) while his camera crew went out and did his "reporting" for him. I was working there as weather-caster at the time.

Later in the day when they came back with the video and script for him to record as his story, he acted like a spoiled brat, jumping all over them about every tiny detail. Of course they shot his piece outside to make it look like he was in the thick of the hurricane destruction.

He was working for ABC then. He had better hope there are still some more lower rungs on that latter the he is descending, because he sure trated his co-workers badly while he was higher up.

[doosee]

After MSNBC goes belly up, there will be a horde of TV journalists scrambling for jobs. Nora O'Donnell can work for me anytime though. :}

[Keith in Iowa]

Shhhh! What's that sound? Resumes being mailed to FOX News!

That's the sound coming from Ft. Lee, NJ - the folks at pMSNBC are like rats deserting a sinking ship.