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Having a memory problem? >> usually when men like you are screaming at me or grilling me or someone like travis doing the same. >> so that affects your memory problems. >> it does, it makes my brain scramble. >> so youre saying that -- basically what youre saying its mr. martinezs fault that you cant remember things going on. >> its not your fault. >> im not saying that, youre saying that isnt it. >> he no, im the not saying that. >> is there something about a certain decibel of the voice that c...

Peterson case as well. >> steve brown outside the courthouse in joliet. for the first time prosecutors had their chance to question the woman accused of shooting her boyfriend, stabbing him 27 times and slitting his throat from ear to ear. they got right to her memory or apparent lack thereof. yesterday, jodi arias talked about the day back in 2008 when her ex-body slammed her against the bathroom tiles. she said she ran and grabbed his gun which went off after he lunged at her. she says she can...

Having a memory problem? >> usually when men like you are screaming at me or grilling me or someone like travis doing the same. >> so that affects your memory problems. >> it does, it makes my brain scramble. >> so youre saying that -- basically what youre saying its mr. martinezs fault that you cant remember things going on. >> its not your fault. >> im not saying that, youre saying that isnt it. >> he no, im the not saying that. >> is there something about a certain decibel of the voice that c...

Move on and yield, but i dont think you ever get rid of it. >> its just so hard to imagine watching two classmates kill about a dozen of your other classmates and a teacher die as well. and evan, thank you very much for joining us this evening. >> thank you, greta. >> and a long awaited day in arizona courtroom. prosecutors getting a chance to cross examine jodi arias, the woman who slaughtered her boyfriend in the shower and martinez grilling arias about her memory problem and he wants to know ...

Deeper, bigger clot than this. so this was not -- yeah -- >> so this is not that type -- >> no, its not, but there is a danger with this that if its not cleared out properly that it can cause neurological damage and they were very specific in a statement they just now issued in saying that they have checked her out for memory problems, for movement problems, and that sort of thing, and shes not suffering any of that. so she seems to be in the clear neurologically and they made a big point of say...

secret talks happen all the time, and 99% of them fail. but we are rooting for the 1% chance that these finally succeed. because america needs a grand bargain to prevent our debt rising to twice the size of our economy and to prevent a recession really, really soon. today fed chief ben bernanke, the man who has twisted and turned to get interest rates to zero to try to help this country said now congress must act. >> i urge congress to come to agreement on that well in advance so as no...

right now. outfront next, secret talks to save america from economic disaster going on tonight. and bill clinton says im very sorry. but does his apology add up? and reports of a growing problem with american soldiers using a drug linked to the zombie-like attack in miami. lets go outfront. im erin burnett. outfront tonight, secret talks. secret talks in congress to save america from fiscal implosion. secret talks happen all the time, and 99% of them fail. but we are rooting fo...

outfront tonight, secret talks. secret talks in congress to save america from fiscal implosion. secret talks happen all the time, and 99% of them fail. but we are rooting for the 1% chance that these finally succeed. because america needs a grand bargain to prevent our debt rising to twice the size of our economy and to prevent a recession really, really soon. today fed chief ben bernanke, the man who has twisted and turned to get interest rates to zero to try to help this country said...

governor walker sparked by his move to cut union rights and benefits that in the midst of a state budget crisis. with potentially national significance. were going to talk it over with dana bash, ari fleischer, and paul begala. we know this is a big turnout. both sides trying to get out of vote. what are you hearing as we enter the final hour? >> the turnout across the state of wisconsin is very, very high. at this point it is for the most part anecdotal. were talking about lines very ...

house? "outfront" tonight, maegan carberry, former communications director of rock the vote. alice stewart is a republican strategist. and michelle goldberg is a senior writer for "newsweek" and the daily beast. lets start with you. whats your sense of how much of this is coincidence with president obama being president and how much of it hes able to take credit for? >> im sure he can take credit for a lot of it. but whats really important is that voters dont hang on every single numbe...