harassment claims from his past. we were the first to bring you this on our show, last night. a fed up, angry herman cain struggling to change the conversation with a room full of reporters. i was going to do something that my staff told me not to do and try to respond. what i m saying is this, we are getting back on message. end of story. back on message. read all the other accounts. read all the other accounts, where everything has been answered. end of story. we are getting back on message. okay. of course the story is taylor made for these two guys, will cain, a cnn contributor, lz granderson a senior contributor to cnn.com and contributor to the new york times. i got your tweets. lz said we are going to need 30 minutes on cnn to talk about everything that is going on. you may be right. we will have you on twice. will, you are all excited. dising me because i m in the in new york. how does cain think he is going to get away by telling reporters to essentially shut u
president obama arriving in france for the g-20. the big story is greece, gamble with the global economy, and how could it cost the membership in the eu on this american morning. good morning to you. it is thursday, november 3. welcome to american morning. ali velshi is in stormy france. bad weather there. we will be talking to him in a few minutes about the g-20 minutes. stormy weather and stormy politics. up first, the scandal dogging herman cain s presidential campaign. growing larger this morning. associated press reporting that there is a third woman who accused cain of you wanted sexual advances when she worked for the national restaurant association. reports says she considered filing a complaint bunt didn t. cain for his part trying to stay on message. here he is facing reporters at an event in northern virginia. will he me say one thing. i m here with the doctors and that s what i m going to talk about. don t even bother asking me all the other questions th
we re going to start with this this hour. i m don lemon. thank you for joining us. more occupy protesters are taking up space in jail cells. dozen of arrests in the last 36 hours. we got you. their message, fighting corporate corruption maybe getting lost in the mayhem. these scenes from austin, texas that you are looking at. police there say they took in 38 people who refused to leave city hall. portland and denver saw the same story. protesters refused to move out so police say they have to move in. all all let him go! two dozen people were arrested by police in riot gear. in ten ver, occupiers show off their wounds from pepper balls in a faceoff at the city civic center.dten ver, occupiers show their wounds from pepper balls in a faceoff at the city civic center.eten ver, occupiers showf their wounds from pepper balls in a faceoff at the city civic center.nten ver, occupiers show off their wounds from pepper balls in a faceoff at the city civic center.vten ver, occup
chairman of the judiciary committee, strom thurmond, arlen specker taking on anita hill and damaging himself. he accused her of committing flat-out perjury. and at the same time teddy kennedy, who because of his personal situation back then was not the best advocate and felt constrained and didn t go to her defense. it was a remarkable weekend that lasted until the wee hours of monday morning when it finally was gavelled to a close. and i think a lot of us were just pleased to get out of that room. because you really sat there and listened to the testimony. and it was so emotional. and you just felt slimed, really, by some of the details that came out. and when i say precable, this was on the network. wall-to-wall coverage until midnight saturday night. tom brokaw was anchoring our coverage. we were all up there. this was an unusual event to say
she was a rehearsal accompanyist for the trumpeter that played at the wedding of prince charles to diana. she came here, married me, eventually left the music world and eventually worked as an executive assistant for top executives in several corporations before she took this job on august 20th. just one of so many lives changed. is this anniversary any different with the killing of osama bin laden? does that make it any easier? well, since the tenth anniversary itself makes it different because of the intensity of what s going on, the wall-to-wall coverage, the programs that are happening on television, all those sorts of things. it makes it different right there. so it s hard to compare. but there is, i know amongst me and many of the other family members that i have talked to, there is a degree of satisfaction that we got osama bin laden. however, getting the man that got our loved ones, that ordered the killing of our loved ones,