BALDWIN: All right, got some news just in with regard to Penn State University and some news from the NCAA. Like everyone else, they have read the grand jury report, disturbed by it. So right now, the NCAA says they are going to be evaluating the key word here, the university's accountability with regard to those policies and directing specific questions to the university about its application of NCAA bylaws. Taking a look at some of the leadership there, that's the news from the NCAA. We'll stay on that. Also, now trending today, six years marriage and months of speculation about Ashton Kutcher's alleged infidelity and now Demi Moore says, the two are getting a divorce. Moore announced the news just yesterday and said, it's time to move forward with her life. She also wrote that as a mother and wife, there are certain vows she holds sacred and she wants to move on. In the meantime, Kutcher tweeted, quote, "I will forever cherish the time I spent with Demi. Marriage is one of the most difficult things in the world and unfortunately, sometimes they fail." The couple though, they did sit down with Piers Morgan back in April. They talked about the marriage and being in the tabloids constantly.</s>PIERS MORGAN, HOST, CNN'S "PIERS MORGAN TONIGHT": When you got married, there was still a lot of cynics out there who said, it's not going to last.</s>DEMI MOORE, ACTRESS: Not only that, it was written that it was purely a publicity stunt. It's a pretty long --</s>ASHTON KUTCHER, ACTOR: Pretty long-winded --</s>MORGAN: How long have you two been together?</s>MOORE: Eight years.</s>KUTCHER: Yes.</s>MORGAN: Do you -- do you feel like having the last laugh of those who mocked it?</s>KUTCHER: Well, I feel like anyone who is sort of engaging themselves in tabloid press as fact will, you know, always have the last laugh.</s>BALDWIN: This is Moore's third marriage and Kutcher's first. And, now, top of the hour. Watch this.
Demi Moore Files for Divorce