Edited MPG (mpeg2) Clips lose Audio - Premiere Elements 8

I have 2 mpg files recorded off a TV.  When I bring them into Elements 8.0 I can play them back and the audio is fine.  However, after I edit them for length the audio disappears.  It looks like somehow when the video is edited for length that the audio track is deleted.  I am editing in Scene mode.  Any help would be appreciated.

Steve,
Thanks for the quick reply to my question.  I have a HAVA (like a slingbox) that records directly to hard disk from the cable box.  It creates DVD quality MPGs.  I have previously been using Pinnacle Studio to make my DVDs, but wanted to try Premiere Elements.  When I bring the clips into to Premiere, I can play them just fine.  I normally clip off the first 1-2 minutes of  commercial items and the last several minutes before actually burning the DVD.  This is where the problem comes.  Once I trim the video clip, it no longer has any audio - even though the video is fine.  Just as a test, I fired up my old Pinnacle Studio and brought these 2 mpgs into it.  I was able to easily trim the video clips and burn a DVD - with audio.
Since I am new to Premiere, I assume it is just something I am doing wrong in the trimming process.  I went through the tutorial online and think I followed it OK.
end/saseve

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