COSTELLO: It is 48 minutes past the hour. Here are your "Morning Headlines." Two people have now been arrested after bloodshed on Bourbon Street during Halloween night. Two people were killed, ten others wounded in four separate shooting last night. That's according to CNN affiliate WWL. Herman Cain now saying he never sexually harassed anyone after a request, after a report rather that at least two women accused him of that back in the '90s. Cain now also acknowledging there was a cash payout after denying he knew anything about such an agreement. A big day in the trial of doctor -- of Michael Jackson's Dr. Conrad Murray has until the start of court this morning to decide if he will testify in his own defense. Closing arguments and jury deliberations could begin as early as Thursday. Occupy Wall Street protesters threatening to shut down the Iowa caucus. Organizers say they plan to gather in Iowa one week before the vote is held on January 3rd. They're calling it the "First in the Nation Caucus Occupation. Markets open in 45 minutes; right now the markets are on track to extend their losses from yesterday. The DOW, NASDAQ and S&P; 500 futures all trading lower because of concerns about Europe's bailout deal. 1.7 million people without power in five states are being told they may have to wait until Friday until the lights and heat come back on. Almost half of those outages are in Connecticut where dozens of shelters have now been set up. Last weekend's nor'easter left at least 13 dead. Heavy rain triggering flash flood warnings in two south Florida counties. Police in Miami-Dade, and Broward Counties have already rescued several stranded drivers. And in some neighborhoods homeowners are being told to stay indoors. And a special honor for the crew of the space shuttle "Atlantis." Three months after flying the final shuttle mission they'll get to meet the President in the Oval Office this afternoon. "Atlantis", of course, was the last mission for NASA's shuttle program. That's the news you need to start your day. AMERICAN MORNING back after a break.
Will Dr. Conrad Murray Testify