fourth woman is accusing herman cain of sexual harass: she's the first one to do so publicly. she made the allegations at a news conference. she says cain groped her when she met him in 1997 when she was asking him to help her find a job. >> he suddenly reached over and he put his hand on my leg under my skirt and reached for my genitals. he also grabbed my head and brought it towards his crotch. mr. cain said, you want a job, right? i asked him to stop and he did. >> in another development, the washington examiner reports that a fifth swom raising questions about cain's behavior. attorney. buy electric's attorney told that she was not paid to speak out about the allegations. dr. conrad murray's attorneys are vowing to appeal. >> murray showed no emotion after two days of deliberations. the judge denied him bail calling him a flight risk. >> michael loves everybody out here. i love that -- we all love him. guess what? he was in that courtroom. that's why victory was served. >> justice was served. yes. it wasn't enough time, though. >> what would you say for michael? >> michael is with us. michael is with us. >> dr. murray faces up to four years in prison. his sentencing is set for november 29th. his medical license will be suspended. we'll bring you reaction from the defense lawyers in just a few minutes. greece, a new prime minister is expected to be named to replace george papandreou. he stepped down sunday to make way for a new government. its biggest and immediate task will be to ratify the bailout package to allow greece in defaulting on the debt. the package carries with it belt-tightening requirements which many greeks oppose. if it's not ratified, it could go bankrupt and financial global market could go into a still pain. italy, silvio berlusconi -- it has europe's third biggest economy. italy's debt is relatively low but investors worry about the low growth rate and its massive debt. as for berlusconi, he may resign, groundless. he could face a confidence vote next week. let's head to atlanta and check in with rob marciano. >> good morning, carol. this is intense stuff that happened across oklahoma yesterday and severe weather breaking out today. this is a video out of tipton, oklahoma. look at this tornado. remarkable. no injuries. stom some structures were damaged. tipton, fairly rural. that's the good news there. storm chasers tracked this thing down. i don't believe we have any word for how strong it was. looks like it was at least an ef-2. you see the intense circulation as well. classic, classic stuff. we do get these in the fall my friends. not as long of a season as the spring or as intense. when they come down, they come down in a hurry. certainly with intensity. here is the radar now. let's look at where the action is this morning. severe thunderstorm watch in texas including abilene. it makes its way towards dallas. you'll be under the gun. lesser intense stuff, cold rain, heading towards green bay, chicago, some of it will become snow later on today towards northern wisconsin and parts of minneapolis. mostly a rainmaker. wind behind this thing and the severe weather threat pushes off to the east through louisiana and parts of arkansas. east of the mississippi, for the most part, you're okay. dallas and chicago, if you're traveling there, those are the immediate problem spots. likely over an hour delays expected there. st. louis, and kansas city, problems as well. ahead of this thing, cold behind the thing. sub tropical storm has been named. we'll talk more approximate that in the next half an hour. hurricane season continues. >> do we have to talk about it? >> part of the gig. doesn't look like it's going to be a huge threat at this time. we'll show it to you. >> okay. we'll let you. thank you, rob. time to play brainstorm. a game only jimmy fallon and our own anderson cooper could think of. here's your punch line. >> for a limited time only. 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>> we're going to see herman cain defend himself later today during that news conference. cain told jimmy kim he will last night he's speaking out today to set the record straight. cain will meet reporters at a hotel to rebut sharon bialek. her claim that he made sexual advances toward her in 1997. you know, yesterday before sharon bialek and her attorney gloria allred had finished their news conference, the cain campaign had sent out a response attempting to discredit the story and get out in front of the fourth o accuser we've been hearing people say he needs to get in front of the facts. mississippi governor hailey barbour, former speaker newt gingrich saying cain should get the story over with. we'll see what cain has to say this afternoon. i have a feeling the story is nowhere near over with. >> no. we understand a fifth woman has now appeared and her story is in the washington examiner this morning. let's talk about this new pugh research center poll showing what americans think about these allegations of the 39% think they're true. 24% think they're false and 36% say they don't know. this poll was conducted before the latest allegations surfaced. so it's the 39% significant? >> i think the more interesting fact here is the 36% that said they didn't know. you mentioned the poll was done before monday's news conference with sharon bialek. that number is sure to change over the course of the next few days as people start to make up their minds about these women's' claims. you've seen his favorably rating take a hit the last couple of days, but still standing pretty strong. bialek said in the news yesterday, i'm coming forward to give a face and voice to those women who cannot for whatever reason and while she did and will have to see if that changes, how voters look at cain and how cain supporters, if they're able to ignore these allegations of sexual harassment now that they are details, we have a name and a face and we have a fifth accuser now. >> so the story will continue to evolve today as they say. pam kirk land, senior producer of morning briefing. thank you for joining us this morning. what conrad murray's defense lawyer is saying about the guilty verdict and the defense of michael jackson. get out the chef's hat and the kiss the cook apron and round up garlic too. it's cook something bold and pungent day. don't assume that means a bad smell. other ingredients that will do the trick, onions, chili pepper and ginger. bon appetit as they say. 20 minutes past the hour. when you're a sports photographer, things can get out of control pretty quickly. so i like control in the rest of my life... especially my finances. that's why i have slate, with blueprint. i can create my own plan to pay down large purchases faster... or avoid interest on everyday items. that saves me money. with slate from chase, i'm always in control. financially, anyway. get slate with blueprint and save money. call 855-get-slate today. but for some of us with overactive bladder, our pipes just don't work as well as they should. sometimes, i worry my pipes might leak. but i learned there's something more i can do. now, i take care with vesicare. once-daily vesicare can help control your bladder muscle and is proven to treat overactive bladder with symptoms of frequent urges and leaks day and night. if you have certain stomach or glaucoma problems, or trouble emptying your bladder, do not take vesicare. vesicare may cause allergic reactions that may be serious. if you experience swelling of the face, lips, throat or tongue, stop taking vesicare and get emergency help. tell your doctor right away if you have severe abdominal pain, or become constipated for three or more days. vesicare may cause blurred vision, so use caution while driving or doing unsafe tasks. common side effects are dry mouth, constipation, and indigestion. so why wait ? 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>> reporter: he is behind bars. that was one of the big surprises yesterday after the verdict is that the judge ruled that he was a potential danger to society and that's one of the reasons why he ordered him immediately remanded into the custody of the sheriff. he does remain behind bars in that protective custody that all high-profile inmates, if you will, do go through. his sentencing is scheduled for november 29th. as we've heard, his defense team plans to appeal. the sentencing, though, will be done by that same judge who has already ruled that he believes that dr. conrad murray is a threat to society. the doctor could get four years in state prison. his defense team indicating to cnn that they plan to ask for probation and perhaps some time in the county jail. a brief period of time. it we'll have to wait and see what the judge will decide on that. one thing that is clear is it's likely that dr. murray will lose his medical licenses in the three states, california, texas and nevada, that he practiced medicine in, carol. >> casey, i know some members of jackson's family were inside that courtroom. what was their reaction to the verdict? >> reporter: well, they were absolutely jubilant. there were shouts, even though the judge admonished spectators not to have any outbursts, there were shouts in the courtroom that could be heard. once the family members emerged from court to a throng of adoring fans, they gave their reaction. let's listen. >> michael loves everybody out here. we all love them. guess what? he was in that courtroom and that's why victory was served. >> justice was served, yes. it wasn't enough time, though. >> what would you say for michael? >> michael is with us. michael is with us. >> reporter: you know, the fan reaction, there were hundreds of fans gathered out here, outside the courtroom yesterday afternoon to hear that verdict. there was an eruption, joy, jubilation, by those fans. several hours after the verdict was read, when i left here yesterday evening, there were still fans on the sidewalk behind me playing michael jackson's music and dancing to it, carol. >> casey wian, live in los angeles, thanks so much. remembering boxing legend joe frazier. we'll look back on the life of joe frazier. he was one of the great he's men ever to enter the boxing ring. attorney eric holder heads to testify on a controversial program that has some calling for his job. home menu orange chn women men and uh pandas... elbows mmm [ male announcer ] wanchai ferry, try it yourself. at aviva, we wonder why other life insurance companies treat you like a policy, not a person. instead of getting to know you they simply assign you a number. aviva is here to change all that. we're bringing humanity back to insurance and putting people before policies. aviva life insurance and annuities. we are building insurance around you. i don't always have time to eat like i should. that's why i like glucerna shakes. they have slowly digestible carbs to help minimize blood sugar spikes, which can help lower a1c. 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[ laughter ] >> i don't know. i'm going to be interested to see -- there won't be paperwork. you might get a check in the mail or something actually in the account. keep a close eye on it and tell us how much it was. >> beautiful thing. let's talk about investor warren buffett, the really rich guy and why he's investing $20 billion, a lot more than 27 bucks, $20 billion in the u.s. stock market. >> because of the down quarter and the smart money buys things when they're cheap, right? and sells them when they're high. warren buffett sees some value apparently. it was a pretty bad quarter for u.s. stocks. i think the s&p in the third quarter was down something like 14%. that's the o worst quarter, we're told by cnn money since the financial crisis. it looks as though buffett has found value. in a filing late friday, you can see after the fact what these companies and investors have done shows that warren buffett, bought $20 billion in stocks in those three months. that's -- that's an awful lot of money. it's showing you that he's finding value. i can't see exactly what he did buy. sometimes you can tell what big stakes they buy overall. but there's also derivatives they were involved in. he made bullish comments on sax during the period as well. it looks as though buffett, overall, it bullish on things. i'm trying to look here. chemical company, a specialty chemical company, about $8 billion there. also let's see, chemical company, he has a pretty aggressive financial company position as well. it looks like a little bit of everything, carol. >> okay. maybe those bank of america customers can take their $27 and give them back -- invest it there somewhere. >> buy a chemical company. >> sure. thanks, christine. if you didn't know any pet better, you would think the presidential campaign is the wwe or a soap opera. the latest punch, counter punch. our get smart question of the day honors smoking joe frazier who passed away at the age of 67. he lost only two of his fights in his entire professional career. which one did not beat joe frazier during his career. was it george foreman, buster mathis or muhammad ali. we'll have your answer in two minutes. it's 39 minutes past. so who ordered the cereal that can help lower cholesterol and who ordered the yummy cereal? yummy. 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[ male announcer ] new glucerna hunger smart. a smart way to help manage hunger and diabetes. it is 41 minutes past the hour. this is your a.m. wakeup call. our get smart question of the day. he lost only two fights in his entire professional career. which one did not beat joe frazier. did not beat him. was it foreman, mathis or ali? the answer is b, bud, buster mathis did beat frazier, but both were amateurs at the time. frazier lost to mathis during tryouts for the 1964 summer olympics games. mathis was injured before and frazier took the spot and won the gold medal. the story of herman cain gives us something to talk about. accusations, denials, accusations denials playing out on national television. perhaps you saw cain's latest accuser speak at a news conference. sharon bialek says she was in a parked car with herman cain when he slipped his hand underneath her dress and groped her. the cain campaign calls those allegations false. the accusations and denials continued way into the night. here is bialek on cnn's piers morgan tonight. >> this is a man that i went to for help. and he -- and the reason i went to him for help is because he's a powerful man within the organization. i respected him, i looked up to him. it just was shocking to me that he would use that power in such a way. i really hope that what i did will enable other women to come forward in similar situations. unfortunately for herman, he's still in denial. >> herman cain did not go quietly into the night. in fact, he was on abc's jimmy kim he will live. >> i'm sitting here and they're watching me and they can see steam coming out of my ears much the feelings that you have when you know that all of this is totally fabricated. you go from anger, then you get disgusted. you try to try to control yourself to make sure you watch this all the way through. i was listening very closely. then when it was all over with, i said well, i know what we got to do. because there's not an ounce of truth in all of these accusations. my team is putting this stuff together. that's why i'm willing to do a press conference tomorrow to set the record straight. >> if there are future fire storms, will you talk approximate them? >> i will talk about any and all future fire storms. here's one thing people don't know about herman cain. i'm in it to win it. i'm not going to be discouraged. >> he talked about that news conference that will happen today at 5 p.m. eastern. cnn will carry it live. john lennon's former housekeeper sells one of his teeth at auction for more than $30,000. why did she have that tooth? we'll have more on that story next. first on this day in history, in 1960, americans went to the polls in what is still the closest presidential race in u.s. history when considering the popular vote. more than 68 million total votes, john f. kennedy beat richard nixon by just over 100,000. that's about .1%. the electoral margin was more comfortable for kennedy. it's 44 minutes past the hour. 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[ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. will be giving away passafree copies of the alcoholism & addiction cure. to get yours, go to ssagesmalibubook.com. good morning to you. it's tuesday, november 8th. this is your a.m. wakeup call. i'm carol costello joining us live from new york. 47 minutes past the hour. the boxing world is mourning death of joe frazier. universally recognized as one of the sports greatest fighters. he died yesterday of liver cancer at his home in philadelphia. frazier, was 67. he may be best remembered for the three epic fights with muhammad ali. he won the heavyweight title with a 15-round decision in 1971. known as smoking joe. he lost two other fights against ali. he won 32, lost 4 and had one draw. in a statement, ali said "this is what muhammad ali said about the loss of joe frazier. "the world lost a great champion. i will always remember him with respect and admiration. my sympathy goes out to his family and loved ones. requesting "coach joe paterno will likely face a ba rarrage o questions today. former assistant coach, sandusky is accused of sexually abusing eight boys between 1994 rand 2009. more victims could come forward. sandusky, free on bond, maintains innocence. two other officials have stepped down. dr. conrad murray's attorneys are vowing to appeal his manslaughter conviction in the death of michael jackson. murray showed no emotion as the verdict was read after two days of deliberations. the judge denied him bail, calling him a flight risk. jackson's family spoke briefly to reporters as they left the courthouse. murray faces up to four years in prison. his sentencing is set for november 29th. his medical license will be automatically suspended. in greece, a new prime minister is expected to be named this hour to replace george papandreou. he stepped down on sunday to make way for a new unity government. its biggest and most immediate task will be to ratify the eu bailout pack j. the package carries with it very tough belt-tightening requirements which many greeks oppose. if the bailout isn't ratified, the country could go bankrupt. it could throw global financial markets into a tailspin. more than 2,000 tourists every year near mount everest. they're going to get a change in plans courtesy of mother nature. let's go around the world now wi >> six days, carol, they've been stranded in a remote mountainous region. the weather has been so lousy. flights and helicopters are taking away something like 2,200 tourists that were around the region. many of them wanting to trek and climb around that area. that's a massive tourist attraction for nepal and brings them a lot of income. the safety and security was foremost. they've been evacuated. this is definitely something that that government is trying to deal with right now. we're talking thousands of tourists coming to this country each year. carol? >> okay. on another subject. i hate to bring this up. i keep seeing this tooth everywhere. it's so disgusting. >> needs to be flossed, you know. i've been seeing the same one. the tooth fairy rates, let's face it, they've now, ladies and gentlemen, gone up over the last 40 years. that's the problem. john lennon's tooth was put on auction for $31,200. that's the number it went for. the story goes, he gave his tooth to his housekeeper and said, look, your daughter is a beatles fan. why don't you give it to her. that's been put out for auction. that was the price that it actually went for. who would buy that tooth? because you can't be sure even because it's too fragile to be dna tested. turns out, though, it's believed to be authentic and a dentist makes sense right, bought it. carol? >> i just wondered what the dinner party would be like. showing you around his house and says look at this, it's john lennon's tooth. would you have a conversation about it? it's so bizarre. >> well, it is. someone bought elvis' hair for $18,000. if i remember correctly. it's just, i don't know, obsession and money leads to stuff like this. >> yeah. it leads to creepy necessary sometimes. zain verjee, thanks as always. let's head to the weather center and rob marciano. would you buy someone's tooth? >> i'm kind of an obsessive person but i don't have any money. so i can't buy anything like that. that's a nasty looking piece of enamel. to each his own. at least a dentist can appreciate it more. want to talk about radar. this is what's going on as far as severe weather right now across parts of the midwest, the western great lakes. general rain for the most part from peoria to st. louis. it will become heavier. snows from minneapolis to northern wisconsin. severe thunderstorm watch in effect for the next few minutes across part of west texas. either way, dallas is about to get hit hard with heavy duty thunderstorms the next couple of hours. delays in dallas and chicago because of the storms. st. louis and kansas city and houston later on. there's your highlighted area for severe thunderstorms. one intense tornado dropped down in tipton, oklahoma, yesterday. luckily, no injuries. the potential for seeing tornadoes across the red shaded area today. relatively quiet once again. east of the atlantic coastline, sub tropical storm sean developed overnight. it has some tropical characteristics. kind of a hybrid storm. it will be making its way towards bermuda and away from the u.s. coastline likely with winds no more than 50 miles per hour. most north and east of the center. just north, slightly east of atlanta proper. we see this video every couple of times a year. folks in a taco mack great place to have a brew and wings. a deer comes flying in the door front. i hear it's tough to get a table up there. popular spot. this guy is running for his life with toilet paper. >> let me out! >> he was on a manhunt. that's the first time i've seen that video to be honest with you. i might have to show that again later in the morning. good stuff. >> it's quite enjoyable, isn't it? >> insurance will pay for the window and i don't think anyone was severely hurt. >> including the deer, i hope. >> hopefully. thank you, rob. older americans traditionally are always better off than the younger generation. the latest stats between the two age groups, it's really catching attention this morning. but first, let's take a look at the phrase of the day. it's gold-stone antennas. find out what that means and why you need to know after a short break. six minutes until the top of the hour. should. that's why i like glucerna shakes. they have slowly digestible carbs to help minimize blood sugar spikes, which can help lower a1c. 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[ beatboxing ] two minutes to the top of the hour. this is your a.m. wakeup call. back to the phrase of the day. it is gold stone antennas. what are they you ask? well, they're sensitive radio telescopes used to investigate bright and distant objects and to map planets and comets. they're in the news because nasa will use them to study an asteroid that's supposed to pass by earth tonight. 6:38 eastern time in case you're wondering. let's head to the nasdaq markets and carter imt. >> the numbers are looking a little better. no economic reports. the focus is on europe, italy and greece specifically. we're going to get a lot of earnings today. also going to hear from fossil, we're going to hear from activision blizzard to name a few. our futures right now are looking okay. down futures up 47 points. nasdaq 15 and a kwoter. s&p up about 3.5 right now. >> show us more on the study that older americans are way more rich than those younger than 35. >> way more rich. some of the numbers are scary. this is a study from the pew research center. older americans now are 47 times richer than young americans. so this is looking and considering young americans 35 and under. back in 1984,