Cain Gets Secret Service Protection
COSTELLO: Forty-eight minutes past the hour. Here's what you need to know to start your day.</s>COSTELLO (voice-over): Syracuse University's associate men's basketball coach, Bernie Fine, is on administrative leave this morning after two former ball boys accused him of inappropriate touching back in the 1980s and 1990s. The team's head coach, Jim Boeheim, says Fine has his complete support. Occupy Wall Street clashes. 245 people arrested as protesters flooded the street, packed the Brooklyn Bride, and tried to shut down the New York Stock Exchange yesterday. President Obama in Bali meeting with Indonesia's president this morning. The president also announcing that secretary of state, Hillary Clinton, will be visiting Myanmar next month. That's the first such trip in 50 years. GOP candidate, Herman Cain, is getting protection from the U.S. secret service. The Department of Homeland Security has not released a reason for granting protection, but many past presidential candidates have received it, including Barack Obama. L.A. homicide detectives have reopened the investigation into the death of actress, Natalie Wood. It was ruled Wood drowned off the California Coast 30 years ago after a night of partying with her husband, Robert Wagner, and actor, Christopher Walken. Now, the sheriff's department says it has additional information about the drowning. And Demi Moore and Ashton Kutcher are divorcing. Moore released the statement saying she's decided to end her six-year marriage to Kutcher. She sent out a Twitter message -- he did, rather. He sent out a Twitter message saying he will cherish the time he spent with Demi.</s>COSTELLO (on-camera): That's the news you need to start your day. AMERICAN MORNING back after a break.