GOP Candidates Debate in S.C.
LEMON: The tenth presidential -- GOP presidential debate is tonight. It is being held at Wofford College in Spartanburg, South Carolina. The focus will be on foreign policy and national security. This could be crucial for several of the candidates. A lot of people will be watching Newt Gingrich. His poll numbers have improved as some of his rivals have stumbled. Gingrich, Ron Paul, Rick Santorum were campaigning in the state today ahead of tonight's face-off. But most of the attention will be on Texas Governor Rick Perry, to see if he can recover from his embarrassing performance in Wednesday's debate. Tonight's debate could also be critical for Herman Cain. There's a chance to get the focus back on the issues. Cain has spent much of the past couple of weeks fending off accusations of sexual harassment dating back to his tenure as the head of the National Restaurant Association. In an event today in Georgia, Cain even seemed to borrow a page from the "Occupy" movement, describing Washington as an enclave of political elitism.</s>HERMAN CAIN (R), PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE: There's a political class in Washington, D.C., and then you have we the people out here. They believe that they know better what we need than we do, but the American people are saying, we're tired of them being the political class, and they treat the American people like the underclass. Not when Herman Cain is president.</s>LEMON: Well, you can better believe we're going to keep an eye on tonight's debate and let you know if any of the candidates make news. We have some breaking news to tell you about, and it's in Italy, where they're celebrating the resignation of Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi. The billionaire media tycoon was serving his third term, but had become widely despised in his country. By the end of his reign, the country's finances were nearly in ruins, threatening the entire Eurozone. The burden of riding the county's economy is expected now to fall on former E.U. Commissioner Mario Monte. He's widely expected to be named as a caretaker prime minister. Up next on</s>CNN: the Penn State sex abuse scandal. This incident this week when students rioted near campus only made the school and students look worse. Next, we'll hear from some students who say this isn't the Penn State that they know and love.