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good evening, everyone. im erin burnett. it is an absolutely gorgeous night here in the high desert. high stakes in the high desert, because we are live in mesa, arizona. in just one hour, the candidates will face off in what could be the -- everyone hear that bird? im sure you hear it too. must be excited to go "outfront." well, it has been a bruising and surprising primary season, and its going to be a really big debate tonight. what a difference from the last time these men shared a...

was 14,164, but we have come a long way, baby. a long way from the bottom, like we have doubled. that is pretty incredible. and also incredible, the surge since president obama took office. the dow is up 63% since inauguration day. that ranks him fifth. after 1,153 days in office, fdr, calvin coolidge, dwiez eisenhower, and bill clinton had b better records. and this is important, because a lot of the americans are invested in the stock market. according to gallop, 54% of americans own...

well, good evening, everyone, "outfront" that dow crossing 13,000 for the first time since 2008, and we are short of the all-time high which was 14,164, but we have come a long way, baby. a long way from the bottom, like we have doubled. that is ip credible and also the incredible surge since president obama took off. the dow is up 53% since inaugural day, and that ranks him fifth after 1,153 days in office, franklin roosevelt, and calvin coolidge and bill clinton and dwight eisenhower...

long way, baby. a long way from the bottom, like we have doubled. that is pretty incredible. and also incredible, the surge since president obama took office. the dow is up 63% since inauguration day. that ranks him fifth. after 1,153 days in office, fdr, calvin coolidge, dwiez eisenhower, and bill clinton had ben better records. and this is important, because a lot of the americans are invested in the stock market. according to gallop, 54% of americans own stock through the pensions a...

And pitfalls of the toxic closet, how the outing of an arizona sheriff running as a republican for congress is creating ripple effects tied to mitt romneys presidential campaign. nuclear inspectors from united nations are in tehran, they are trying to determine if iran is making nuclear weapons or attempting. >> a strike at this time would be destabilizing and wouldnt achieve their long term objectives, but i mean, i also understand that israel has national interests that are unique to them, a...

out to doctors and pharmacies that supply houstons meds. but so far they say nothing looks criminal. no signs, he says, of, quote, doctor shopping or over prescribing. the information at this point is far from over. and you might not want to take my word for it but under cause on whitney houstons death certificate it says deferred. the toxicology reports could take weeks to come in. her burial space is in westfield, new jersey. we have not been given an official word on whitney houston...

Syria, new concerns about the chemical weapons falling into the wrong hands. president obamas lasting legacy. we will look at the progress and pitfalls of the presidents first term and how it affects the 2012 race and unbelievable great cover story from the atlantic. we have the author to talk about it. a look ahead at the presidents schedule. he goes to milwaukee and a little face-to-face. i doubt it will be as contentious. you are watching "the daily rundown." well be right back. [ male announ...

In some ways the tribute we all wanted and expected, and jennifer head son did a beautiful job and the fact that sony is ratcheting up the price just to benefit from her death is part of the problem that professor dyson was alluding to. how do you maintain your fame and be a human being at the same time? >> professor dyson, adele, barely 23, picked up six grammys last night. how does a young woman like that learn from some of these tragedies and avoid some of the pitfalls, because celine dion to...

You would get a big estate, put up a wall, you didnt know what was going on. today, there is no shutting it off. i dont think it was her problem, i think it was the culture can change to where there is no privacy when you get as big as she had gotten, and i think that when you are able to embellish it, blow up the sensational parts of ones pitfalls, it may have been more than if it was just observed as a normal process of growing. when she would bounce back and come back, it was not as hot of a ...

It was a success? >> it was a great success, a great day, it made you feel proud to be a st. louisan. >> was there any downside of what you did in st. louis, any sort of hidden pitfalls or anything to worry about, any negative consequences that might be cautionary for any other cities considering doing this? >> from the st. louis perspective on such a short notice, we were concerned whether there would be a crowd. there was a crowd, 100,000 people, 20,000 participants, 83 floats, a great success...