the manhunt for a suspected rapist is over and he is behind bars now and police are questioning him about the six bodies they found in and around his home. and the only chalenger is out of the race. plus should kids get the h1n1 vaccine? some mothers say yes, and some say no way. first thing is first. did you remember to fall back?

we are now on standard time folks, and if you have not set your clocks back an hour, you will be an hour early. our top story today is the reopening date for the san francisco oakland bridge is still up in the air. transportation officials are refusing to commit to a date but say they are working on it around the clock. >> the decline is the assembly that we installed, and then based on the tuesday event we decided to make enhancements to that design so really the secondary design occurred this last tuesday and now in the field we are making further adjustments adjustments. >> last tuesday two steel roads and a cross beam fell off the bridge and landed on a roadway. the road has been closed ever since and led to a traffic

nightmare for travellers. and abullah explained why he is dropping out. >> the only way to decide this country will be through free and fair elections, and so through our commitment to the principles and values we would disappoint anybody that would like to become a obstacle to us in the process. >> hundreds of thousands of votes were tossed out in the first round because of massive fraud. karzai won it but could not avoid a run off. and hillary clinton said the race would be legitimate even if abdul quit. and the white house supports a credible process, and not any particular candidate. police in cleveland are checking missing persons reports dating back in june of 2005. they are trying to learn the decomposing

corpses found in this man's home. he was arrested on rape and assault charges. they found the six bodies inside and outside. police say two of the corpses are black females and that one of them died a violent death. he was released in 2005 after serving 15 years for rape. you have heard a lot about the public option in the health care legislation t. congressional budget office says only 2% of those under the age of 65 would use that. the vast majority would keep private insurance even if it becomes law. the health insurance industry is questioning findings. treasury secretary timothy geithner says the economic recovery could be choppy. in an interview today he said it will take a while for the economy to come back saying the crisis hurt the economy and it's

take rn time to fix it. there are encouraging signs in the economy but he refused to say whether the vegas over. he said the real test of recovery is bringing back jobs and investor confidence. president obama celebrated halloween the same way many of you might have, greeting trick-or-treaters. 2,000 kids came to the white house with parents and president obama doled out dried fruit m & ms and butter cookies. michelle obama wore cat ears and a leopard patterned shirt. they later had a reception for military families in the white house. two men arrested in windsor ontario yesterday morning. a two-year investigation by the fbi alleges they conspired to commit federal crimes. their arrest came days after a

shootout with the fbi in detroit. the son of imam killed in the shooting was also arrested in windsor. the number of kids dying from swine flu jumped this month. it killed 19 kids. at least 114 have died since spring. the government says children are at high risk for h1n1 and should get vaccinated. the advice has some parents divided. >> reporter: laura willington does what she can to keep her daughter healthy, but when it comes to the h1n1 vaccine. >> absolutely not. no. the risk is not worth it. >> reporter: laura has four children and is pregnant with her fifth. she's not against vaccines in general and paid close attention

to information about swine flu and has talked to doctors. >> reporter: what's your main concern? speed of the vaccine side effects? >> side effects, potential down the line. you put something new into your body. people react differently to different things they put into their body. one person it may be fine for. another person it may no. >> reporter: laura isn't worried about her kids getting the swine flu, but amy pisani is. her son antonio was hospitalized with the flu as a baby. >> i'm nervous. i have seen what happened to him and to other people. i work for a group called every child by 2 and i have lost a lot of parents who lost their children to regular seasonal flu. i'm so grateful it didn't happen to us. >> reporter: amy got the h1n1 vaccine for her sonic has, but is waiting to secure one for antonio. in the meantime -- >> we have stuff all over the

house. i tell them to wash their hands and the anti-bacterial gels are in the kitchen in the bathroom. my kids are par poid at this point. >> reporter: among parents concerned one big one is side effects. health officials say they see no proof of damaging side effects. they say there may be soreness or redness in the arm similar to a seasonal flu shot. mary snow new york. seattle police say a car pulled alongside a patrol car last night opened fire killing the officer in the passenger seat. even as hope dims of finding survivors, rescuers are searching waters off southern california for a third day today. overnight thursday, a coast guard plane collided with a marine helicopter. witnesses say that a mass tifive

fireball fell into the water after the collision. those on the craft are now feared dead. all nine had access to heat-retaining dry suits and were in excellent physical shape. there were problems with halloween night last night as far as the world series goes. we're talking a lot of rain. what about today? how's it looking for the world series? hey, reynolds. if you're a phillys fan, hopefully it will be better than the homeruns they gave up last night. one of the issues we had last night were scattered showers. we see the move in through the philadelphia area. we expect the frontal boundary to drive on through and we expect a little bit of drier air moving in for the series. for the series tonight we expect temperatures right into the 40s scattered clouds, wind from the north around 3 to 6 and the first pitch at 8:20.

the frontal boundary to the eastern seaboard. high pressure in the tennessee valley giving you nice conditions. sunshine popping up in places like the ohio valley back to texas. but something else we can expect will be temperatures to be a little bit on the cool side in the great lakes with highs that are going to be mainly into the 50s. memphis, 73. 86 in phoenix. 68 and dry in san francisco. 52 in billings and 55 in minneapolis. that's a look at the forecast. what a stunning turnaround of game three in the world series. after a long rain delay it looked like philadelphia was on their way to a big win but then the yankees superstars took over.

when you live in an inner city neighborhood, garden-fresh food isn't something you normally find, but one woman has found a way to bring a little

country to the city. dr. sanjay gupta reports. >> reporter: ladonna is on a mission. we met her in the last place you would expect to find a garden but that's what she showed me. what are we growing here? >> any number of things. those are collard greens. >> reporter: redmond started what she calls urban farm sites. why? no matter how hard she tried, she couldn't find fresh produce. >> if you wanted them you could get illegal drugs -- a variety of illegal drugs f. you. if you wanted a gun you could buy one, but with f you wanted an organic tomato here, you wouldn't be able to buy one. >> reporter: with few stores nearby, most people shop at convenience stores like this one, except they are full of chips, sugary drinks and candy. and according to a new study

from the journal of pediatrics, that's part of what's making our kids fat. more than 800 kids were surveyed and on average they were eating 356 empty calories at every stop. >> what are you buying in there? >> chips. >> reporter: chips? >> candy. >> reporter: in lower income minority communities like this one where high pressure diabetes and obesity run rampant we can't afford to ignore the issue. >> there has to be insistent that healthy lifestyle is a must. >> reporter: two years after we first met her ladonna is owning "store owner" to her list of professions. >> we try to bring healthy lifestyle to the hip-hop generation. >> reporter: hoping to change the tide in the storm of obesity. dr. sanjay gupta reporting. a robbery suspect is in critical condition after a group

of people reportedly beat him up. justin pear broke into an apartment and tried to rob a man at gunpoint. when he told the man not to move or he'd shoot the man took off and neighbors stepped in. >> i saw the gun and i told the kids, get my bat. we cracked him with the bat. >> he deserved what he go. he pointed a gun at us. he meant business. >> three victims had minor injuries. pear has a skull frk churnd other injuries. a marine returning from afghanistan said he was overwhelmed by the reception he got by a third grade class. he was adopted by the class and started to get packages and letters from the students. he was invited there thursday to meet the students and expected a small gathering, but the class had other idea, putting on an extravagant party.

>> i thought i was just going to come home and see the kids and the class. i didn't think it was going to be a huge production, but it's very nice to see how much they think i meant to them. i hope i can convey how much they really mean to me. >> the children sang a song he's familiar with, "god bless the usa." while he was in afghanistan they recorded a video of them singing the song and he played it for his entire unit. very cool. amidst all those going on in philadelphia, rain made things interesting last night. larry smith has more. good morning to you. five sporting events and two concerts this week an hour of sleep taken back by mother nature. they finally get things going at the bank in downtown philadelphia. when they did it was thees yankee

yankees that showed off. they lead the series 2-1. game four tonight in philadelphia. the new york city marathon, only 127 runners in the first run. there will be ten times as many media personnel covering the race today. it's come a long way since 1970. more than 40,000 participants and two million spectators today. college football, florida and georgia. watch the receiver here. riley cooper the one-handed catch. how does he hang onto that ball? tim thibo set the conference record for most rushing yards. florida rolls over the dogs. how about iowa? watch this ball. bounces around. the replay, one more look. you miss it off screen because it bounced around so much, even the cameraman was fooled. this quirky interception turned

things around for the hawkeyes. they remain undefeated. sp san antonio spurs playing in the bat cave. yeah, a bat flying around. kevin martin has no idea he has a friend with him on the fast break. the wily coyote tried to find batman, but the real one, ginobli does what he has to do. look at the crowd cheer for him. the one-handed swipe and there's your batman. nicely done. happy halloween to you. that's sports. hard to believe the event that led to the fall of communism in europe happened nearly 20 years ago. now three ex world leaders are playing a role.

the parents of a 15-year-old california girl who was allegedly gang raped are urging people in their community to do something positive. yesterday, their pastor read their statement during an event at the high school where the alleged attack happened. police say as many as ten people were involved in the rape which supposedly happened during a homecoming dance. five people were arrested but authorities say a sixth person won't be charged because there is insufficient evidence. three statesmen who oversaw the fall of the berlin wall nearly 20 years ago were in germany's capital today. former president bush mikhail gorbachev and cole were there. they say it had more to do about the power of people than the power of government.

>> the historic events we were there to celebrate were set in motion not in bond, moscow or washington but in the hearts and minds of people who had been for too long bed e anywayed their god-given rights. they could be locked in a failing economic system but in the end they could not extinguish the embers of undying hope or harness their human desire for freedom. >> germany's former chancellor he will kohl said the fall of the wall was his proudest moment. >> five minutes later they called me $20,000!

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wires fell off onto the roadway. secretary of state hillary clinton trying to jump start the israeli palestinian peace process. she's met with president mahmoud abbas and she's set to meet with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahou. the typhoon is the fourth to hit the country in a month. those are some of the stories in november already. welcome back to hln. a bit of controversy in game three of the world series last night. larry smith here to explain what happened. the yankees get the benefit of instant replay used for the first time in a world series games. alex rodriguezry scores what appeared to be a run-scoring

double, but the replay shows it ricochetting. it was ruled a homerun on instant replay. more sports here in a few minutes. history in philly. the only challenger in the afghan presidential race is pulling out. abdullah abdullah says the second round will be as rigged as the first round. he explained it this way. >> the only way to decide this in this country will be through free and fair elections. my message is loud and clear to the enemies of the democratic process and through our commitment to these principles and values we will disappoint anybody who would like to become an obstacle to us in the process. >> hundreds of thousands of votes were tossed out because of massive fraud in the first round. president karzai won it but couldn't avoid a run-off.

hillary clinton said yesterday the race would be legitimate even if abdullah quit. the white house supports a credible process, not any particular candidate. police in cleveland are checking missing persons reports dating back to june of 2005. they're trying to learn the identity of the decomposing corpses found in this man's home. anthony sowell was arrested on rape and assault charges yesterday. when police went to the house to arrest him, they found six bodies inside and outside. two of the corpses are black females and one died a violent death. sowell was released from prison in 2005 after serving 15 years for rape. you have heard about the public option in the house version of the health care legislation. the congressional budget office estimates only 2% of americans under age 65 would use the option. the cbo estimates the vast majority of americans would keep their private insurers if the

house bill becomes law. even though the cbo is a nonpartisan economic analyst the health insurance industry is questioning their findings. treasury secretary timothy geithner says the economic recovery could be choppy. in an interview that airs today he said it will take a while for the economy to come back. he said this crisis hurt the economy a lot, so it's taken time to fix that. there are encouraging signs now in the economy, but he refused to say whether the recession is over. he said the real test of recovery is bringing back jobs and investors' confidence. president obama celebrated halloween the same way that many of you might have, greeting trick-or-treaters. some 2,000 kids came to the white house with parents and president obama doled out presidential m & ms butter cookies and dried fruit. the first day lady wore cat eers and a leopard pattern.

then there was a reception for military families in the white house. two men allegedly involve with a radical izslamic group have a hearing tomorrow. they were arrested in windsor. a two-year investigation alleges they conspired to commit federal crimes. their arrest came days after a shootout with the fbi in detroit. the son of an imam killed in the shooting whiz also a inging was also arrested in windsor. a seattle police officer was shot and killed last night. knig reports a training officer was killed. he was in a car with a female rookie officer when a car pulled alongside and opened fire. king says the rookie was wounded but managed to fire several shots as the car left the scene. this is the first seattle police officer killed in line of duty since 2006.

even as hope dims of finding survivors, rescuers are searching the waters off southern california for a third straight day today. overnight thursday, a coast guard plane collided with a marine helicopter. witnesses say a massive fireball fell into the pacific ocean after the collision. nine people on board the two aircraft are now feared dead. the coast guard said all nine had access to heat-retaining dry suits and were in excellent physical shape. there were problems with halloween night as far as the world series goes. we're talking a lot of rain, but how about today? reynolds wolf joins us now. looks like it will be better. if you're a phillies' fan hopefully it will be better than the yankees winning last night. tonight philadelphia conditions should be a little bit better. one of the issues were scattered showers. still moving through the philadelphia area. we expect the frontal boundary to drive through and then we

expect a little bit of drier air to move into the area for the series. tonight for the series, we expect temperatures right into the 40s with scattered clouds wind from the north around three to six with the first pitch around 8:20. for the rest of the nation we expect the frontal boundary to make it to the eastern seaboard. high pressure in the ohio and tennessee valleys giving you sunshine. showers in the ohio valley and back to texas. we expect temperatures on the cool side in the great lakes with highs mainly in the 50s in spots. memphis with 63. 73 in dallas. 86 in phoenix. 63 and dry in san francisco. 55 in minneapolis. that is a look at the forecast. i'm reynolds wolf for hln. its rider got slapped with a d.w.i. and now his recliner is on ebay.

a robbery suspect is in critical condition after a group of people reportedly beat him up. phoenix police say justin pear broke into an apartment late friday night and tried to rob a man at gunpoint. when pear told the man inside not to move or he'd shoot the man took off. and that's when neighbors stepped in. >> when i came out, seen the gun, i told the kids to get me my bat. i went out there, we cracked him with the battle. >> he deserved it. he pointed a gun at us. he meant business. >> three victims had minor injuries. pear has a skull fracture and other injuries. southwest is sorry for kicking a mother and her toddler off a flight t. crew booted them because the boys screams of "go plane, go" and "i want daddy" drowned out the preflight safety announcement. mom said she was confident he would have behaved when the plane took off, but they never

got the chance. southwest gave her a refund and a $300 travel voucher. a marine who returned from afghanistan said he was a bit overwhelmed by the reception he got from a third grade class in arizona. the sergeant was stationed in afghanistan when he was adopted by the class and started getting packages and letters from the students. he was i vietnvited to the school thursday to meet the students and expect a small gathering, but the class put on an extravagant party. >> i thought i was just going to come home and see the kids in their class. i didn't think it was going to be a huge production. but it's very nice to see how much they think i meant to them, but i hope i can convey how much they really mean to me. >> and the children sang a song valora is familiar with "god bless the usa." while he was in afghanistan the class recorded a video of them singing the song and valora played it for his entire unit. very cool.

a hero returns to green bay today, but not everybody's going go cheering. larry smith has more. this isn't exactly hannibal returning to carthage, but you get the idea. brett favre was the green bay packers for years with a legendary career. today he returns home wearing vikings purple? he's retired each of the last two off-seasons only to change his mind ending up playing for the jets and now minnesota. his return to green bay has set off a wave of emotions while he tries to keep his in check. >> what i have accomplished there and was a part of, you can't take that away. from the standpoint of playing there with another team is obviously something new to me. >> game time at 4:15 eastern time today. the kansas city runningback who wrote homosexual slurs on his

twitter account may save about $300,000. he also publically criticized his coach's lack of experience. the huskies' first home game of the stabbing death of teammate jasper howard. tim brown goes 81 yards for the game-winning touchdown catch. the irony is brown was one of howard's best friends and said only howard would have had the speed to catch him. 28-24 youu-conn with a tough loss. the tigers won big taking on colorado. one-handed. unbelievable. one more look. reaches up back behind and makes the catch. gerald jackson, what do you have glue on your hands? that's sports. hard to believe, but the event that led to the fall of communism in europe happened nearly 20 years ago.

the parents of a 15-year-old california girl who was allegedly gang-raped are urging

people in their community to do something positive. yesterday, their pastor read their statement during an event at the high school where the alleged attack happened. police say as many as ten people were involved in the rape which supposedly happened during a homecoming dance. five people were arrested, but authorities say a sixth person won't be charged because there is insufficient evidence. three statesmen who oversaw the fall of the berlin wall nearly 20 years ago were in germany yesterday. former president george h.w. bush gorbachev and helmut cole were there. bush said the collapse had more to do with the power of everyday people than the power of big governments. >> the historic events we were gathered to celebrate were set in motion not in bond moscow or washington, but rather in the hearts and minds of people who had too long been deprived their

god-given rights. and the world could confine them from loved ones, lock them in a failing economic system, but in the end it could not extinguish the embers of their undying hope or harness their human desire for freedom. >> helm kohl said the fall of the wall was his proudest moment. an iraqi immigrant accused of running down his daughter because she was too westernized has been extradited. he was arrested in the atlanta airport on thursday. he tried to fly to the united kingdom but was denied entrance and returned to the united states. he's accuse of running over his daughter withes i h car because he didn't think she was living according to traditional values. almaleki remains in the hospital in serious condition. what kind of business gets 800% of a mark-up on things it's

reselling? a military contractor in iraq does. and as brian todd reports, if someone's being ripped off your money is paying for it. >> reporter: $196.50 for a box of washers that's supposed to cost $1.22. $237 for a vehicle side mirror that you and i should pay less than $15 for. that's how much the inspector-general for iraq's reconstruction says american taxpayers have been overbilled by a contractor that supplies vehicle parts for the iraqi army. >> we are going to work with the army material command, the army contracting command to make sure the money is recouped and that taxpayer interests are cared for. >> reporter: he deals with a company called aecom which provides equipment and logistics reports. four invoices were reviewed a tiny fraction of the total, and

the company could have overbilled $4 million. there was an 800% mark-up on a bottle of anti-freeze. there was a statement, quote as the report notes, this is an issue that we self-identified and corrected -- making an immediate repayment over two years ago to the client's satisfaction." i also read a letter from aecom to bowen's office. thai use they are using words like speculative saying the reporting is flawed and incorrect and that they overcredited the u.s. government and that they are owed $268,000. >> the overbillings occurred. we know that. they are claiming they paid them back. my auditors disagree. we have produced 300 audits and inspections for six years yielding over $300 million in benefits for the taxpayers. $50 million return from our

investigations. we have been doing this for a long time. >> reporter: bowen and his office say this is part of a larger problem still going on six and a half years after the iraq war started. they say they have audited more than 20,000 defense department transactions and found not only overpayments by the u.s. government but also duplicate payments and even payments to fictitious vendors. brian todd, cnn, washington. the amount of waste going into landfills across the country is massive and it's a big environmental concern. reporter kimberlywhio found a unique but simple ecosolution involving worms. >> reporter: here at wright paterson recycling these worms take unwanted food and convert it into nutrient rich soil for plants. >> in this bin here there's about 3,000.

>> reporter: the recycling center feetds the worms with fruits and vegetables from the base commissary. >> you throw your fruits and vegetables in and you come out with a product like this. >> reporter: at one time they fed this to more than 600,000 worms. >> 400 pounds per day, a ton per week, 52 tons per year that we didn't have to pay to dispose of and went to landfill. >> reporter: not only do they keep solid waste out of the landfills, they also produce nutritious plant food. >> to me it's a high grade fertilizer. all natural. >> reporter: people on the base use this in their garden. >> we have people telling us this is the best tomatoes they had. >> reporter: while gardens are seasonal, as long as the worms are at 70 degrees they will continue to eat, produce and multiply year-round. >> you figure every 90 days the amount of worms you have will

double, that adds up quick. >> reporter: that means more organic material kept out of the landfills and put back into our soil. >> thanks to kimberly thompson of whio for that report. and for more important environment news go to our website cnn.com/ecosolutions. the bids are stacking up for a motorized recliner a man drove while drunk. >> then about five minutes later they call me 20,000. i'm like are you kidding me. >> with a couple of days left in the auction the price is going up.

the manhunt for a suspected rapist is over. he's behind bars and police are questioning him about the six bodies they found in and around his home. the only challenger in the afghan presidential run-off says he's out of the race. why he thinks having only one candidate left will help democracy. plus, should kids get the h1n1 flu vaccine? some moms say definitely others think no way. good morning. i'm natasha curry and you're watching hln news and views on this first sunday of november. first things first. did you remember to fall back? we're now on standard time folks. if you haven't set your clocks back an hour you're going to be an hour early. our top story today is on

the minds of a lot of drivers. the reopening day for the san francisco oakland bay bridge is up in the air. transportation officials are refusing to commit to a date but they do say they are working on it around the clock. >> the design that originally happened when the crack was found is the assembly we installed. then based on the tuesday event, we decided to make enhancements to that design so really the secondary design occurred this last tuesday. and now in the field we're making further adjustments. >> last tuesday, two steel rods and crossbeam fell off and landed on the roadway. the bridge has been closed leading to a traffic nightmare for bay area drivers. the only challenger in the afghan presidential race is pulling out. abdullah abdullah says that saturday's run-off will be as rigged as the first round of voting. he explained it this way. >> the only way to decide this

country will be through free and fair elections, so my message is loud and clear to the enemies of democratic process and through commitment to these principles and values we will disappoint anybody who would like to become an obstacle to us, the process. >> hundreds of thousands of votes were tossed out in the first round because of massive fraud. president hamid karzai won it but couldn't avoid the a run-off. secretary of state hillary clinton said yesterday the race would be legitimate even if abdullah quit. a senior administration official says that the white house supports a credible process, not any particular candidate. police in cleveland are checking missing persons reports, dating back to june of 2005. they are trying to learn the identity of the decomposing corpses found in this man's home. anthony sowell was arrested on rape and assault charges

yesterday. when police went to his home to arrest him they found the six bodies inside and outside. police say two of the corpses are black females and that one of them died a violent death. sowell was released from prison in 2005 after 15 years for rape. you heard a lot about the so-called public option and the house version of the health care legislation. the congressional budget office estimates that only 2% of americans under the age of 65 would use that option. the cbo also estimates the vast majority of americans would keep their private insurers if the house bill becomes law. even though the cbo is a nonpartisan analyst the health insurance industry is questioning the findings. treasury secretary tim geithner says the economic recovery could be choppy. in an interview that airs today he said it will take a while for the economy to come back. he said this crisis hurt the economy a lot so it's taking time to fix that. and they are encouraging signs now in the economy but he

refused to say whether the recession is over. he said the real test of recovery is bringing back jobs and investors' confidence. president obama celebrated halloween the same way many of you might have, greeting trick-or-treaters. some 2,000 kids came to the white house with parents and mr. obama doled out presidential m and ms dried fruit and cookies made by a white house chef. first lady michelle obama wore cat years and on top of the leopard, mr. obama called her a nice looking cat woman. there was a reception for military families in the white house. two men allegedly involved with a ratdical islamist group have an extradition hearing in canada tomorrow. they were arrested in winsor, ontario yesterday morning. a two-year investigation by the fbi alleges they conspired to commit federal crimes. their arrests came days after a shoot-without the fbi in

detroit. the son of imam was also arrested in winsor. the number of kids who died from swine flu jumped this month. the cdc says h1n1 killed 19 kids for the week ending october 23rd. at least 114 kids have died since the spring. the government says children are at high risk for h1n1 and should get vaccinated. as mary snow reports, the advice has some parents divided. >> reporter: laura says she does what she can to keep her 10-year-old daughter healthy along with the rest of her family. when it comes to the h1n1 vaccine. >> i'm absolutely not getting the children vaccinated. no. it's not -- the risk is not worth it. >> reporter: laura has four children and is pregnant. she's not against vaccines in general and paid close attention to information about swine flu and talked to her doctors. is your main concern side effects, the speed of the vaccine? what's the main concern?

>> it's side effects. it's side effects, potential down the line you know, you put something new into your body, people react differently to different things that they put in their body. one person it might be fine for another person it may not. >> reporter: while laura is not worried about her kids getting the swine flu amy is. she is especially worried about her 9-year-old son antonio who was hospitalized as a baby because of the flu. >> i'm really nervous. >> you've seen what happened when he had the flu. >> and what happened to other people. i do work for an advocacy group now, every child by 2 and i met a lot of parents who lost their children to regular seasonal flu and i just -- i'm so grateful that didn't happen to us. >> reporter: amy was able to get the h1n1 vaccine for her son nicholas but is waiting to secure one for antonio. in the meantime. >> we have stuff all over the house. i constantly tell them to wash the hands and the anti-bacterial

gels, it's a constant issue for us. we think about it all the time. my kids are pretty pair annoyed at this point. >> reporter: among parents concerned about the vaccine a big question is potential side effects. health officials say they see no proof of any damaging side effects, they do say there may be soreness or redness in the arm similar to a seasonal flu shot. mary snow cnn new york. police in seattle say one of their officers was shot and killed last night. our seattle affiliate reports it was a training officer who was killed. he was in a car with a female rookie officer when a car pulled along side and opened fire. king says the rookie was wounded but managed to fire several shots as the car backed away and left the scene. this is the first seattle police officer to be killed in the line of duty since 2006. even as hope dims of finding survivors, rescuers are still searching the waters off southern california for a third straight day today.

overnight thursday a coast guard plane collided with a marine helicopter. witnesses say that a massive fire ball fell into the pacific ocean after the collision. the nine people on board the two aircraft are now feared dead. the coast guard says all nine had access to heat-retaining dry suits and were in excellent physical shape. there were problems with halloween night last night as far as the world series goes. we're talking about a lot of rain. what about today? how's it looking for the world series? reynolds wolf joins us with more. >> looks like it's a little better. if you are a phillies fan hopefully better than last night on the way to the yankees winning the game. tonight in philadelphia conditions should be a little better. one of the issues we had last night were the scattered showers, still we see them moving through the philadelphia area. what we expect is the frontal boundary to drive on through and when it does what we expect is for a little bit of drier air to move into the area for the series. now, tonight for the series itself we expect will be

temperatures right in the 40s, a few scattered clouds, wind out of the north 3 to 6 and the first pitch should be around 8:20. meanwhile, for the rest of the nation, what we can expect is the frontal boundary to make its way out to the eastern seaboard high pressure building into the oxth and tennessee valleys. pretty nice conditions a lot of sunshine in a few places like in the ohio valley. even back toward texas. but something else we can expect will be temperatures to be a little bit on the cool side in the great lakes with highs that are going to be mainly in the 50s, memphis with 63 73 in dallas 86 in phoenix 68 degrees and dry in san francisco. 52 in billings and 55 in minneapolis. that is a look at your forecast. i'm reynolds wolf for hln. what a stunning turnaround last night at game three of the world series. after a long rain delay, it looked like the hometown philadelphia phillies were on their way to a big win. but then the yankees superstars took over.

a robbery suspect is in critical condition after a group

of people reportedly beat him up. phoenix police say justin pear broke into an apartment late friday night and tried to rob a man at gunpoint. when pear told the men not to move or he'd shoot the man took off and that's when neighbors stepped in. >> when i came out i seen the gun, i told my kids get me my bat. and i went out there, we cracked him with the bat. >> he deserved whatever he got. he pointed the gun at us saying give us your money. he meant business. >> pear has a skull fracture and other life threatening injuries. amidst all that's going on in philadelphia this weekend, rain made things more interesting let's say last night. larry smith is here with more. >> good morning to you. five sporting events and two concerts in the same neighborhood this weekend. an extra hour of sleep was taken back by mother nature. a rain delay of about an hour before game three of the world series got under way. they get things going at the bank in downtown philadelphia

and when they did, it was the yankees that showed off, the bats showing up. alex rodriguez nick swisher hideki matsui all with home runs in the 8-5 yankees win. game four tonight in philadelphia. the new york city marathon, only 127 runners in the first one, there will be ten times as many media personnel covering today's 26-mile race. it's come a long way since 1970. more than 40,000 participants and 2 million spectators for today's race. college football, georgia taking on florida. riley cooper the one-handed catch. how did he hang onto that ball. tim tebow sets the record for most rushing touchdowns. florida over the dogs. iowa, turning points, watch this ball. bounces around the replay. you miss it off screen because it did bounce around so much the

cameraman was fooled. indiana was leading at halftime but this quirky interception and return for a touchdown turned things around for the hawkeyes, they win 42-24. and remain undefeated. the san antonio spurs playing in the bat cave? yeah. bats flying around. look at this. kevin martin has no idea he has a friend with him on the fast break. the wily coyote tried to play batman. the batman is there. ginobili. one more look. does what he has to do. look at the crowd cheer. the one-handed swipe and there's your bat man. nicely done. that's sports. more people are going to great lengths for cheaper medical care. hln expert clark howard tells us a simple plane ride can really cut medical costs. if you don't have health

insurance, or you are underinsured where you need non-emergency treatment or surgery, that is very, very expensive in the united states do you know there's an alternative to financial ruin? in fact, baron's magazine reports it's booming where you go overseas to a western style hospital, you have 24-hour nursing in your room, you get the equivalent surgical procedure but the bill is one-fifth to one-tenth the cost of what it is in the united states. this is known as believe it or not, medical tourism. and it's become big business in thailand singapore and india. but before you go overseas for surgery, you got to know you're going to have a big distance from your family and you got to really check out the facility and the doctors who would provide the treatment. it could keep you from being broke. i'm clark howard. for more money saving tip goes to cnn.com/clarkhoward.

>> for more ways to save more spend less and avoid getting ripped off stay with us for the "clark howard show" at noon eastern right here on hln. hard to believe but the event that led to the fall of communism in europe happened nearly 20 years ago. three ex-world leaders are being recognized for the role they played in the berlin wall coming down.

we salute the troops every week day on morning express with me robin meade. today's salute is from the family of senior airman benjamin frank. he deployed to afghanistan and his wife three sons and daughter are waiting. his wife says the kids are having a hard time staying strong but miss their daddy. do you want us to salute somebody you love in the military. go to cnn.com/robin and watch for the salutes every morning on morning express with me, robin meade.

the parents of a 15-year-old california girl who was allegedly gang raped are urging people to do something positive. yesterday their pastor read their statement during an event at the high school where the alleged attack happened. police say as many as ten people were involved in the rape which supposedly happened during a homecoming dance. five people were arrested but authorities say a sixth person won't be charged because there is insufficient evidence. three statesmen who oversaw the fall of the berlin wall were in germany's capital. former president george h.w. bush mikhail gorbachev and former german chancellor helmet kohl were honored. bush says the wall's collapse had more to do with the determination of everyday people than the power of big government. >> the historic events we are gathered to celebrate were set in motion not in bonn or moscow or washington, but rather, in

the hearts and minds of people who had too long been deprived their god given rights. and the wall could confine them from loved ones and locked them in a failing economic system but in the end it could not extinguish the embers of their undying hope or harness their human desire for freedom. >> germany's former chancellor helmet kohl said the fall of the berlin wall was his proudest moment. an iraqi immigrant accused of running down his daughter because she was too westernized has been extradited back to arizona. u.s. marshals arrested fillet al maliki on thursday. he tried to fly to the united kingdom but had been denied entrance and returned to the united states. almaleki is accused of running over his daughter with his car because he didn't think she was living her life according to the traditional iraqi values. noor al maliki remains in the

hospital in serious condition. the suspect in a deadly iraq bombing managed to kill someone during a police interrogation. iraq's interior ministry says he grabbed a gun from a guard and shot an investigator. the investigator wrestled the gun back and shot the suspect. both died from their injuries. the suspect also wounded the guard that he took the gun from. investigators were questioning him in last sunday's bombing in baghdad that killed at least 160 people. that was iraq''s deadliest since 2007. the bids are really stacking up for a motorized recliner a man drove while drunk. >> and then about five minutes later, they call me. 20,000. i'm like are you kidding me? >> and with a couple days left in the auction, the price is going up.

though work is going on around the clock now. it was closed indefinitely last week when a steel beam and two wires fell off onto the roadway. secretary of state hillary clinton trying to jump start the israeli palestinian peace process. clinton met with palestinian authorities mahmoud abbas and set to meet with benjamin netanyahu. the chief palestinian negotiator describes the peace process as stuck. another typhoon has roared in the philippines. at least 14 people are dead and four feared missing. the typhoon is the fourth to hit the country in a month. those are some of the stories making headline this is first sunday in november. i'm natasha curry. welcome back to hln.

a bit of controversy in game three of the world series last night. larry smith is here to explain what happened. >> the yankees gain the benefit of instant replay used for the first time in a world series game last night. here's what happened. alex rodriguez hit what is appears to be a run-scoring double. but umpires check the replay and that showed the ball actually ricochetting off of a tv camera behind the wall. so they get together talk about it and the ruling it's a home run. new york winning the game 8-5 leading the series two games to one. more sports in a few minutes. history in philly. the only challenger in the afghan presidential race is pulling out. abdullah abdullah says next saturday's run-off will be as rigged as the first round of voting. he explained it this way. >> the only way to decide in this country will be through free and fair elections, so my message is loud and clear to the enemies of democratic process

and through commitment to these principles and values we will disappoint anybody who would like to become an obstacle to us, the process. >> hundreds of thousands of votes were tossed out in the first round because of massive fraud. president hamid karzai won it but couldn't avoid a runoff. secretary of state hillary clinton said the race would be legitimate even if abdullah quit. a senior administration official says that the white house support as credible process not any particular candidate. police in cleveland are checking missing persons reports dating back to june of 2005. they are trying to learn the identity of the decomposing corpses found in this man's home. anthony sowell was arrested on rape and assault charges yesterday. when police went to his home to arrest him they found the six bodies inside and outside. police say two of the corpses are black females and that one of them died a violent death.

sowelle was released from prison in 2005 after serving 15 years for rape. you heard a lot about the so-called public option and the house version of the health care legislation. well t congressional budget office estimates only 2% of americans under the age of 65 would use that option. the cbo also estimates the vast majority of americans would keep their private insurers if the house bill becomes law even though the cbo is a nonpartisan economic analyst the health insurance industry is questioning the findings. treasury secretary timothy geithner says the economic recovery could be choppy. in an interview that airs today he said it will take a while for the economy to come back. he said this crisis hurt the economy a lot so it's taking time to fix that and they are encouraging signs in the economy but he refused to say whether the recession is over. he said the real test of recovery is bringing back jobs and investors' confidence. president obama celebrated

halloween the same way many of you might have. greeting trick-or-treaters. some 2,000 kids came to the white house with their parents and mr. obama doled out m and m's, dried fruit and butter cookies made by a white house chef. mr. obama called michelle a nice looking cat woman. the first couple held a reception for military families in the white house. two men allegedly involved with a radical islamist group have an extradition hearing in canada tomorrow. they were arrested in winsor, ontario yesterday morning. a two-year investigation by the fbi alleges they conspired to commit federal crimes. their arrests came days after a shoot-out with the fbi in detroit. the son son of an imam was also arrested in winsor. police in seattle say one of their officers was shot and killed last night. our seattle affiliate reports it

was a training officer who was killed. he was in a car with a female rookie officer when a car pulled along side and opened fire. king says the rookie was wounded but managed to fire several shots as the car backed away and left the scene. this is the first seattle police officer to be killed in the line of duty since 2006. even as hope dims of finding any survivors, rescuers are searching the waters off southern california for a third straight day today. overnight thursday, a coast guard plane collided with a marine helicopter. witnesses say that a massive fireball fell into the pacific ocean after the collision t. nine people on board the two aircraft are now feared dead. the coast guard says all nine had access to heat-retaining dry suits and were in excellent physical shape. there were problems with halloween night as far as the world series goes. we're talking a lot of rain. what about today?

how is it looking? reynolds wolf joins us with more. >> looks like it's go be to be a little better. if you are a phillies fan hopefully better than the three home runs the phillies gave up to the yankees on the way to the yankees winning. tonight conditions should be better. one of the issues last night of course were the scattered showers, still we see them moving through the philadelphia area. what we expect is for the frontal boundary to drive through. we expect for a little drier air to move into the area for the series. now, tonight for the series itself we expect temperatures right in the 40s a few scattered clouds, wind out of the north 3 to 6 and the first pitch around 8:20. meanwhile, for the rest of the nation what we can expect is the frontal boundary to make its way to the eastern seaboard, high pressure building into the ohio and tennessee valleys. pretty nice conditions, a lot of sunshine in a few places like the ohio valley. even back toward texas. but something else we can expect will be temperatures to be a little bit on the cool side in the great lakes with highs that are going to be mainly in the 50s, memphis with 63 73 in

dallas, 86 in phoenix 68 in san francisco, 52 in billings and 55 in minneapolis. that's a look at your forecast. i'm reynolds wolf for hln. fishing no longer means the same thing as fishing with a rod and reel. these days phishing is another way to try and steal your money. but our money expert jennifer westhoven is looking out for you. >> there is a new scam out there i want you to be careful of. you heard about banks failing and that can be scary. well criminals are going to use your fear to try and steal your sensitive financial information. the fdic is warning you might get an e-mail that looks innocent. the subject line says check your bank deposit insurance coverage. if you see that, don't even open it. delete it. it is not from the fdic, it's from the bad guys. the e-mail basically says hey, type in your information and you can check and see if your

account, your money is safe if it's insured. that sounds good but they don't really mean safe. they mean safe with them. don't fall for that. phishing attacks tripled from may to september. even just by getting ahold of your e-mail account and password they can find ways and maybe worm into your bank account so be very careful. keep your money safe and remember, no reputable company asks you for sensitive information through an e-mail. you can always go to the company's website and log in that way if you want to check something. i'm jennifer westhoven looking out for you. >> thank you, jen. you can get more money advice from jennifer westhoven each week day on "morning express with robin meade" from 6:00 to 10:00 eastern. its writer got slapped with a dwi. his recliner is on ebay. and you won't believe how high the bids are getting.

a robbery suspect is in critical condition after a group of people reportedly beat him up. phoenix police say justin pear broke into an apartment late friday night and tried to rob a man at gunpoint. when pear told the men not to move or he'd shoot the man took off. and that's when neighbors stepped in. >> when i came out i seen the gun, i told my kids, get me my bat. and i went out there, we cracked him with the bat >> he deserved whatever he got. he pointed a gun at us saying give us your money. he meant business. >> three victims had minor injuries. pear has a skull fracture and other life threatening injuries. a marine who recently returned from afghanistan says he was a bit overwhelmed by the reception he got from a third grade class in arizona.

sergeant valora was stationed in afghanistan when he was adopted by the class and started getting letters from the students. he was invited to the school to meet the students and expected a small gathering but the class had other ideas putting on a party. >> i thought i was just going to come home and see the kids in the class. i didn't think it was going to be a huge production, but it's very nice to see how much they think i meant to them but i hope i can convey how much they mean to me. >> and the children sang a song stra valora is familiar with. while he was in afghanistan the class recorded a video of them singing the song and valora played it for his unit. very cool. a hero returns to green bay but not everyone is going to be cheering. larry smith has more. >> how are you. this isn't hannibal returning but you get idea. brett favre was the green bay

packers, a legendary hall of fame career but today he returns home wearing vikings purple. the 40-year-old retired each of the last two off seasons only to change his mind and play for the jets, now for packers rival minnesota. favre's return to green bay set off a wave of emotions while he's trying to keep his own in check. >> i accomplished there and was a part of you can't take that away. from the standpoint of playing there with another team is -- is obviously something new to me. >> gametime 4:15 eastern time. the kansas city running back may have suspension cut in half to one week. it would save larry johnson about $300,000. he also publicly questioned the head coach's experience. a tough season for uconn after the stabbing death of jasper howard.

they were leading late until rutgers tim brown goes 81 yards for the game-winning touchdown catch. the irony is brown was one of howard's best friends and said later that only howard would have had the speed to catch him. 28-24, uconn with the tough loss. unbelievable catch in the missouri game. the tigers up big and won big taking on colorado. watch this, one-handed, unbelievable. one more look at it. reaches up, back behind makes the catch. jerrell jackson. what, you have glue on your hands? that's sports. how about this for a mark-up. an item that cost over a dollar sold for nearly 200 bucks. inspectors say one military contractor padded the bills and a lot of your money paid for it.

the parents of a 15-year-old california girl who was allegedly gang raped are urging people to do something positive. their pastor read a statement.

police say as many as ten people were involved in the rape which supposedly happened during a homecoming dance. five people were arrested but authorities say a sixth person won't be charged because there is insufficient evidence. three statesmen who oversaw the fall of the berlin wall nearly 20 years ago were in germany's capital. former president george h.w. bush mikhail gorbachev and helmut kohl were honored at a ceremony. bush said the wall collapse had more to do with everyday people than the power of big government. >> the historic events we are gathered to celebrate were set in motion not in bonn, or moscow or washington, but rather, in the hearts and finds of people who had too long been deprived their god given rights. and the wall could confine them from loved ones and lock them in a failing economic system, but in the end it could not

extinguish the embers of their undying hope or harness their human desire for freedom. >> germany's former chanceler said the fall of the berlin wall was his proudest moment. an iraqi immigrant accused of running down his daughter because she was too westernized has been extradited back to arizona. u.s. marshals arrested almaleki on thursday. he tried to fly to the united kingdom but had been denied entrance and returned to the united states. almaleki is accused of running over his daughter with his car because he didn't think she was living her life according to the traditional iraqile values. noor almaleki is in the hospital in serious condition. what kind of business gets 800% of a mark-up on things it's reselling? federal inspectors say a military contractor in iraq does. and as brian todd reports, if someone's being ripped off your

money is paying for it. >> reporter: $196.50 for a box of washers that is supposed to cost $1.22. $237 for a vehicle side mirror that you and i should pay less than $15 for. that's how much the inspector general for iraq's reconstruction says american taxpayers have been overbilled by a contractor that supplies vehicle parts for the iraqi army. >> we are going to work with the army material command, the army contracting command, to ensure that this money is recouped and the taxpayers' interests are protected. >> reporter: bowen's report deals with a california-based company which provides equipment and logistic support. bowen's auditors looked at four invoices, a fraction of the total and found that aecom could have overbilled the government about $4 billion when it sought repayment for parts and services. try an 846% markup for a jug of

coolant and antifreeze. contacted by cnn, a senior vice president from aecom sent a statement -- "as the report notes, this is an issue that we self-identified and corrected making an immediate repayment over two years ago to the client's satisfaction." but i also read a letter from aec of om to his office -- >> they're using words like speculative and unsupportive to describe your analysis, and not only is it flawed and incorrect in a number of ways but they overcredited the u.s. government and that they're owed $268,000. >> the overbillings occurred. we know that. they are claiming that they paid them back. my auditors disagree. we produced 300 audits and inspections for the last six years yielding over $300 million in benefits for the taxpayers. $50 million returned from our investigations. we've been doing this for a long time. >> reporter: bowen and other opishls in his office say this

is part of a much larger problem. still going on 6 1/2 years after the iraq war started. they say they've audited more than 20,000 defense department transactions and have found not only overpayments by the u.s. government but also duplicate payments and payments to fictitious vendors. brian todd, cnn, washington. the suspect in a deadly iraq bombing managed to kill someone during a police interrogation. iraq's interior ministry says he grabbed a gun from a guard and shot on investigator. now the investigator wrestled the gun back and shot the suspect. both died from their injuries. the suspect also wounded the guard that he took the gun from. investigators were questioning him in last sunday's bombing in baghdad that killed at least 160 people. that was iraq's deadliest bombing since 2007. the bids are really stacking up for a motorized recliner a man drove while drunk. >> then about five minutes later, they call me -- $20,000!

i'm like, are you kidding? >> with just a couple days left in the auction the price is going up.

the manhunt for a suspected rapist is over. he's behind bars now and police are questioning him about the six bodies they found in and around his home. the only challenger in the afghan presidential run-off says that he's out of the race. why he thinks having only one candidate left will help democracy. plus should kids get the

h1n1 flu vaccine? some moms say definitely. others say, no way. good morning. i'm natasha curry. you're watching hln "news and views" on this first sunday of november. first things first. did you remember to fall back? we're now on standard time folks. if you haven't set your clocks back an hour you're going to be an hour early. our top story is on the minds of a lot of drivers. re-opening date for the san francisco bay bridge is up in the air. officials refuse to commit to a date but say they're working ton around the clock. >> the design that originally happened when the crack was found is the saddle assembly that we installed. then based on the tuesday event, we decided to make enhancements to that design, so really, the secondary design occurred this last tuesday. and now in the field we're making further adjustments. >> last tuesday, two steel rods

and crossbeam fell off and landed on the roadway. the bridge has been closed leading to a traffic nightmare for bay area drivers. the only challenger in the afghan presidential race is pulling out. abdullah abdullah says that saturday's run-off will be as rigged as the first round of voting. he explained it this way. >> the only way to decide this in this country will be through free and fair elections. so my message is loud and clear to the enemies of democratic process and through all our commitment to these principles and values we will disappoint anybody who would like to become an obstacle to us, the process. >> hundreds of thousands of votes were tossed out in the first round because of massive fraud. president hamid karzai won it but he couldn't avoid the run-off. secretary of state hillary clinton said yesterday the race would be legitimate even if

abdullah quit. a senior administration official says that the white house supports a credible process, not any particular candidate. police in cleveland are checking missing persons reports, dating back to june of 2005. they are trying to learn the identity of the decomposing corpses found in this man's home. anthony sowell was arrested on rape and assault charges yesterday. when police went to his home to arrest him they found the six bodies inside and outside. police say two of the corpses are black females and that one of them died a violent death. sowell was released from prison in 2005 after 15 years for rape. you heard a lot about the so-called public option and the house version of the health care legislation. the congressional budget office estimates that only 2% of americans under the age of 65 would use that option. the cbo also estimates the vast majority of americans would keep their private insurers if the house bill becomes law. even though the cbo is a

nonpartisan economic analyst, the health insurance industry is questioning their findings. treasury secretary tim geithner says the economic recovery could be choppy. in an interview that airs today, he said it will take a while for the economy to come back. he said this crisis hurt the economy a lot so it's taking time to fix that. and they are encouraging signs now in the economy, but he refused to say whether the recession is over. he said the real test of recovery is bringing back jobs and investors' confidence. president obama celebrated halloween the same way many of you might have, greeting trick-or-treaters. some 2,000 kids came to the white house with parents and mr. obama doled out presidential m & ms, dried fruit and butter cookies made by a white house chef. first lady michelle obama wore cat years and on top of the leopard, mr. obama called her a very nice looking "catwoman." the first couple later held a reception for military families

in the white house. two men allegedly involved with a ratdical islamist group have an extradition hearing in canada tomorrow. they were arrested in winsor, ontario yesterday morning. a two-year investigation by the fbi alleges they conspired to commit federal crimes. their arrests came days after a shoot-without the fbi in detroit. the son of an imam also killed in that shooting was arrested in windsor. the number of kids who died from swine flu jumped this month. the cdc says h1n1 killed 19 kids for the week ending october 23rd. at least 114 kids have died since the spring. the government says children are at high risk for h1n1 and should get vaccinated. as mary snow reports, the advice has some parents divided. >> reporter: laura says she does what she can to keep her 10-year-old daughter healthy along with the rest of her family.

when it comes to the h1n1 vaccine -- >> i'm absolutely not getting the children vaccinated. no. it's not -- the risk is not worth it. >> reporter: laura has four children and is pregnant. she's not against vaccines in general and paid close attention to information about swine flu and talked to her doctors. is your main concern side effects, the speed of the vaccine? what's the main concern? >> it's side effects. it's side effects, potential down the line, you know, you put something new into your body, people react differently to different things that they put in their body. one person it might be fine for another person it may not. >> reporter: while laura is not worried about her kids getting the swine flu, amy is. she is especially worried about her 9-year-old son antonio who was hospitalized as a baby because of the flu. >> i'm really nervous. >> you've seen what happened when he had the flu. >> and what happened to other people. i do work for an advocacy group now, every child by 2 and i met

a lot of parents who lost their children to regular seasonal flu and i just -- i'm so grateful that didn't happen to us. >> reporter: amy was able to get the h1n1 vaccine for her son nicholas but is waiting to secure one for antonio. in the meantime. >> we have stuff all over the house. i constantly tell them to wash the hands and the anti-bacterial gels, it's a constant issue for us. we think about it all the time. my kids are pretty paranoid at this point. >> reporter: among parents concerned about the vaccine a big question is potential side effects. health officials say they see no proof of any damaging side effects, they do say there may be soreness or redness in the arm similar to a seasonal flu shot. mary snow, cnn, new york. even as hope dims of finding any survivors rescuers are still searching waters off southern california for a third straight day today. overnight thursday a coast guard plane collided with a marine

helicopter. witnesses say that a massive fireball fell into the pacific ocean after the collision. nine people on-board the two aircraft are now feared dead. the coast guard says all nine had access to heat-retaining dry suits and were in excellent physical shape. there are problems with halloween night last night as far as the world series goes. we're talking about a lot of rain. but what about today? reynolds wolf joins us with more. >> tonight in philadelphia, conditions should be a little bit better. one of the issues last night were those scattered showers. still we see them moving right through the philadelphia area. we expect the frontal boundary to drive right on through. when it does we expect for a little bit drier air moving into the area for the series. tonight for the series itself we expect temperatures right into the 40s. a few scattered clouds wind out

of the north around 3 to 6. first pitch around 8:20. for the rest of the nation, frontal boundary will make its way to the eastern seaboard. high pressure in the ohio and tennessee valleys. a lot of sunshine popping up in the ohio valley back towards texas. temperatures will be on the cool side in the great lakes, highs in 50s in many spots. memphis 56. 86 phoenix. 86 and dry in san francisco. 55 and dry in minneapolis. that's your forecast. i'm reynolds wolf for hln. what a stunning turnaround last night in game three of the world series. after a long rain delay, it looked like the the hometown philadelphia phillies were on their way to a big win. but then the yankees superstars took over.

a robbery suspect is in critical condition after a group of people reportedly beat him up.

phoenix police say justin pear broke into an apartment late friday night and tried to rob a man at gunpoint. when pear told the men not to move or he'd shoot, the man took off and that's when neighbors stepped in. >> when i came out i seen the gun, i told my kids get me my bat. and i went out there, we cracked him with the bat. >> he deserved whatever he got. he pointed the gun at us saying give us your money. he meant business. >> three victims had minor injuries. hear has a skull fracture and other life-threatening injuries. southwest airlines is saying it's sorry for kicking a mother and her toddler off a flight. the crew booted them because the boy screamed the "go plane go" and "i want daddy" throughout the pre-flight safety announcement. the boy's mom says she was confident he wouldn't behave once the plane took off but they never got that chance. southwest called her offered her a rebound and a $300 travel voucher. amidst all that's going on

in philadelphia this weekend, rain made things more interesting let's say last night. larry smith is here with more. >> good morning to you. five sporting events and two concerts in the same neighborhood this weekend. an extra hour of sleep was taken back by mother nature. a rain delay of about an hour before game three of the world series got under way. they get things going at the bank in downtown philadelphia and when they did, it was the yankees that showed up. their bats really showing up. alex rodriguez, nick swisher, hideki matsui all with home runs in the 8-5 yankees win. game four tonight in philadelphia. the new york city marathon, only 127 runners in the first one, there will be ten times as many media personnel covering today's 26-mile race. it's come a long way since 1970. more than 40,000 participants and 2 million spectators for today's race. college football, georgia taking on florida. riley cooper, the one-handed catch.

how did he hang onto that ball. tim tebow sets the record for most rushing touchdowns. 50th here breaking herschel walker's record. florida over the dogs. iowa, turning points, watch this ball. bounces around, the replay. you miss it off screen because it did bounce around so much the cameraman was fooled. indiana was leading at halftime but this quirky interception and return for a touchdown turned things around for the hawkeyes, they win 42-24. and remain undefeated. the san antonio spurs playing in the bat cave? yeah. bats flying around. look at this. kevin martin has no idea he has a friend with him on the fast break. the wily coyote tried to play batman. the batman is there. ginobili. one more look. does what he has to do. look at the crowd cheer.

the one-handed swipe and there's your bat man. nicely done. that's sports. more people are going to great lengths for cheaper medical care. hln expert clark howard tells us a simple plane ride can really cut medical costs. if you don't have health insurance, or you are underinsured, where you need non-emergency treatment or surgery, that is very, very expensive in the united states, do you know there's an alternative to financial ruin? in fact ""barron's"" magazine reports it's booming. go overseas to a western style hospital, you have 24-hour nursing in your room, you get the equivalent surgical procedure but the bill is one-fifth to one-tenth the cost of what it is in the united states.

this is known as, believe it or not, medical tourism. and it's become big business in thailand, singapore and india. but before you go overseas for surgery, you got to know, you're going to have a big distance from your family and you got to really check out the facility and the doctors who would provide the treatment. it could keep you from being broke. i'm clark howard. for more money saving tip goes to cnn.com/clarkhoward. >> for more ways to save more, spend less and avoid getting ripped off stay with us for the "clark howard show" at noon eastern right here on hln.

hello there. i'm robin meade. i hope you enjoyed an extra hour of sleep last night. in the week ahead we'll find out tuesday if a presidential endorsement will impact the governor's race in virginia. president obama has personally campaigned for the democratic candidate and some republicans say that the race is a referendum on his first few months in office. also, tuesday the odd couple

teams up again. the reverend al sharpton and former house speaker newt gingrich make the second stop on their education reform tour. this time they meet up with the education secretary in new orleans. plus the latest unemployment numbers come out this week. we'll see if things are starting to turn around. all those stories and much more starting tomorrow morning on "morning express" with robin meade every weekday from 6:00 to 10:00 a.m. eastern. the parents of a 15-year-old california girl who was allegedly gang raped are urging people in their community to do something positive. yesterday their pastor read their statement during an event at the high school where the the alleged attack happened. police say as many as ten people were involved in the rape which supposedly happened during a homecoming dance. five people were arrested but authorities say a sixth person won't be charged because there is insufficient evidence. three states did the man who oversaw the fall of the ben lynn wall nearly 20 years ago were in

germany's capital yesterday. former president george h.w. bush mikhail gorbachev and helmut kole. >> the historic events we are gathered to celebrate were set in motion not in bohn, moscow or washington but rather in the hearts and minds of people who had too long been deprived their god given rights. no wall can confine them from loved ones and lock them in a failing economic system, but in the end it could not extinguish the embers of their undying hope or harness their human desire for freedom. >> germany's former chancellor helmut kohl said the fall of the wall was his proceedous moment. an iraqi immigrant accused of running down his daughter

because she was too westernized has been extradited back to arizona. officials arift rested him at atlanta airport thursday. he tried to fly to the united kingdom but had been denied entrance an returned to the united states. he is accused of running over his daughter with his car because he didn't think that she was living her life according to the traditional iraqi values. noor almaleki remains in the hospital in serious condition. the suspect in a deadly iraq bombing managed to kill someone during a police interrogation. iraq's interior ministry says he grabbed a gun from a guard and shot an investigator. the investigators wrestled the gun back and shot the suspect. both died from their injuries. the suspect also wounded the guard that he took the gun from. investigators were questioning him in last sunday's bombing in baghdad that killed at least 160 people. that was iraq's deadliest bombing since 2007. the bids are really stacking up for a motorized recliner a

man drove while drunk. >> then about five minutes later, they call me -- $20,000! >> with just a couple days left in the auction the price is going up.

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no word on when san francisco's bay bridge might reopen even though work is going on around the clock now. it was closed indefinitely last week when a steel beam and two wires fell off onto the roadway. secretary of state hillary clinton trying to jump start the israeli/palestinian peace process. clinton met with palestinian authorities mahmoud abbas and set to meet with benjamin net yoo netanyahu. the chief palestinian negotiator describes the peace process as stuck. another typhoon has roared in the philippines. at least 14 people are dead and four feared missing. the typhoon is the fourth to hit the country in a month. those are some of the stories making headline this is first sunday in november. i'm natasha curry.

welcome back to hln. a bit of controversy in game three of the world series last night. larry smith is here to explain what happened. >> the yankees gain the benefit of instant replay used for the first time in a world series game last night. here's what happened. alex rodriguez hit what is appears to be a run-scoring double. but umpires check the replay and that showed the ball actually ricochetting off of a tv camera behind the wall. so they get together, talk about it and the ruling, it's a home run. new york winning the game 8-5, leading the series two games to one. more sports in a few minutes. history in philly. the only challenger in the afghan presidential race is pulling out. abdullah abdullah says next saturday's run-off will be as rigged as the first round of voting. he explained it this way. >> the only way to decide in this country will be through free and fair elections, so my message is loud and clear to the enemies of democratic process

and through commitment to these principles and values we will disappoint anybody who would like to become an obstacle to us, the process. >> hundreds of thousands of votes were tossed out in the first round because of massive fraud. president hamid karzai won it but couldn't avoid a runoff. secretary of state hillary clinton said the race would be legitimate even if abdullah quit. a senior administration official says that the white house supports a credible process, not any particular candidate. police in cleveland are checking missing persons reports dating back to june of 2005. they are trying to learn the identity of the decomposing corpses found in this man's home. anthony sowell was arrested on rape and assault charges yesterday. when police went to his home to arrest him they found the six bodies inside and outside. police say two of the corpses are black females and that one of them died a violent death.

sowell was released from prison in 2005 after serving 15 years for rape. you heard a lot about the so-called public option and the house version of the health care legislation. well, the congressional budget office estimates only 2% of americans under the age of 65 would use that option. the cbo also estimates the vast majority of americans would keep their private insurers if the house bill becomes law even though the cbo is a nonpartisan economic analyst the health insurance industry is questioning the findings. treasury secretary timothy geithner says the economic recovery could be choppy. in an interview that airs today he said it will take a while for the economy to come back. he said this crisis hurt the economy a lot, so it's taking time to fix that and they are encouraging signs in the economy but he refused to say whether the recession is over. he said the real test of recovery is bringing back jobs and investors' confidence. president obama celebrated halloween the same way many of some 2,000 kids came to the

white house with their parents and mr. obama doled out presidential m & ms, dried fruit and butter cookies made by a white house chef. first lady michelle obama wore cat ears and a top with a leopard pattern. mr. obama called her a very nice looking catwoman. the first couple held a reception for military families in the white house. two men allegedly involved with a radical islamist group have an extradition hearing in canada tomorrow. they were arrested in winsor, ontario yesterday morning. a two-year investigation by the fbi alleges they conspired to commit federal crimes. their arrests came days after a shoot-out with the fbi in detroit. the son of an imam killed in that shooting was also arrested in winsor. police in seattle say one of their officers was shot and killed last night. our seattle affiliate reports it was a training officer who was killed. he was in a car with a female

rookie officer when a car pulled along side and opened fire. king says the rookie was wounded but managed to fire several shots as the car backed away and left the scene. this is the first seattle police officer to be killed in the line of duty since 2006. even as hope dims of finding any survivors, rescuers are searching the waters off southern california for a third straight day today. overnight thursday, a coast guard plane collided with a marine helicopter. witnesses say that a massive fireball fell into the pacific ocean after the collision. nine people on board the two aircraft are now feared dead. the coast guard says all nine had access to heat-retaining dry suits and were in excellent physical shape. there were problems with halloween night as far as the world series goes. we're talking a lot of rain. what about today? how is it looking? reynolds wolf joins us with more.

>> looks like it is going to be a little bit better. if you are a phillies fan, hopefully better than the three home runs the phillies gave up to the yankees on the way to the yankees winning. tonight conditions should be better. one of the issues last night of course were the scattered showers, still we see them moving through the philadelphia area. what we expect is for the frontal boundary to drive through. we expect for a little drier air to move into the area for the series. now, tonight for the series itself, we expect temperatures right in the 40s, a few scattered clouds, wind out of the north 3 to 6 and the first pitch around 8:20. meanwhile, for the rest of the nation what we can expect is the frontal boundary to make its way to the eastern seaboard, high pressure building into the ohio and tennessee valleys. pretty nice conditions, a lot of sunshine in a few places like the ohio valley. even back toward texas. but something else we can expect will be temperatures to be a little bit on the cool side in the great lakes with highs that are going to be mainly in the 50s, memphis with 63, 73 in dallas, 86 in phoenix, 68 in san francisco, 52 in billings and 55 in minneapolis.

that's a look at your forecast. i'm reynolds wolf for hln. fishing no longer means the same thing as fishing with a rod and reel. these days phishing is another way to try and steal your money. but our money expert jennifer westhoven is looking out for you. >> there is a new scam out there i want you to be careful of. you heard about banks failing and that can be scary. well, criminals are going to use your fear to try and steal your sensitive financial information. the fdic is warning you might get an e-mail that looks innocent. the subject line says check your bank deposit insurance coverage. if you see that, don't even open it. delete it. it is not from the fdic, it's from the bad guys. the e-mail basically says hey, type in your information and you can check and see if your account, your money is safe, if it's insured. that sounds good but they don't

really mean safe. they mean safe with them. don't fall for that. phishing attacks tripled from may to september. even just by getting ahold of your e-mail account and password they can find ways and maybe worm into your bank account so be very careful. keep your money safe and remember, no reputable company asks you for sensitive information through an e-mail. you can always go to the company's website and log in that way if you want to check something. >> thank you, jen. you can get more money advice from jennifer westhoven each week day on "morning express with robin meade" from 6:00 to 10:00 eastern. its rider got slapped with a dwi. now his motorized recliner is on ebay. and you won't believe how high the bids are getting.

a robbery suspect is in critical condition after a group of people reportedly beat him up. phoenix police say justin pear broke into an apartment late friday night and tried to rob a man at gunpoint. when pear told the man inside not to move or he'd shoot, the man took off. and that's when neighbors stepped in. >> when i came out i seen the gun, i told my kids, get me my bat. and i went out there, we cracked him with the bat. >> he deserved whatever he got. he pointed a gun at us saying give us your money. he meant business. >> three victims had minor injuries. pear has a skull fracture and other life threatening injuries. a marine who recently returned from afghanistan says he was a bit overwhelmed by the reception he got from a third grade class in arizona. sergeant valora was stationed in afghanistan when he was adopted by the class and started getting letters from the students.

he was invited to the school to meet the students and expected a small gathering but the class had other ideas putting on a party. >> i thought i was just going to come home and see the kids in the class. i didn't think it was going to be a huge production, but it's very nice to see how much they think i meant to them but i hope i can convey how much they mean to me. >> and the children sang a song valora is familiar with. "god bless the usa." while he was in afghanistan the class recorded a video of them singing the song and valora played it for his unit. very cool. a hero returns to green bay but not everyone is going to be cheering. larry smith has more. >> how are you. >> for 16 seasons brett favre was the green bay packers, a legendary, record-setting hall

of fame career but today he returning home wearing vikings purple. the 40-year-old retired each of the last two off seasons only to change his mind and play for the jets, now for packers rival minnesota. favre's return to green bay set off a wave of emotions while he's trying to keep his own in check. >> what i accomplished there, and was a part of you can't take that away. from the standpoint of playing there with another team is -- is obviously something new to me. >> gametime 4:15 eastern time. the kansas city running back may have suspension cut in half to one week. it would save larry johnson about $300,000. he also publicly questioned the head coach's experience. a tough season for uconn continues. they were leading late until rutgers tim brown goes 81 yards for the game-winning touchdown catch.

the irony is brown was one of howard's best friends and said later that only howard would have had the speed to catch him. 28-24, uconn with the tough loss. unbelievable catch in the missouri game. the tigers up big and won big taking on colorado. watch this, one-handed, unbelievable. one more look at it. reaches up, back behind, makes the catch. jerrell jackson. what, you have glue on your hands? that's sports. how about this for a mark-up. an item that cost over a dollar sold for nearly 200 bucks. inspectors say one military contractor padded the bills and a lot of your money paid for it.

the parents of a 15-year-old california girl who was allegedly gang raped are urging people to do something positive. their pastor read a statement. police say as many as ten people were involved in the rape which supposedly happened during a homecoming dance. five people were arrested but authorities say a sixth person

won't be charged because there is insufficient evidence. three statesmen who oversaw the fall of the berlin wall nearly 20 years ago were in germany's capital. former president george h.w. bush, mikhail gorbachev and helmut kohl were honored at a ceremony. bush said the wall collapse had more to do with everyday people and their determination than the power of big governments. >> the historic events we are gathered to celebrate were set in motion not in bonn, or moscow, or washington, but rather in the hearts and minds of people who had too long been deprived their god given rights. and the wall could confine them from loved ones and lock them in a failing economic system, but in the end, it could not extinguish the embers of their undying hope or harness their human desire for freedom.

>> germany's former chancellor said the fall of the berlin wall was his proudest moment. an iraqi immigrant accused of running down his daughter because she was too westernized has been extradited back to arizona. u.s. marshals arrested almaleki on thursday at the atlanta airport. he tried to fly to the united kingdom but had been denied entrance and returned to the united states. almaleki is accused of running over his daughter with his car because he didn't think she was living her life according to the traditional iraqi values. noor almaleki is in the hospital in serious condition. what kind of business gets 800% of a mark-up on things it's reselling? federal inspectors say a military contractor in iraq does. and as brian todd reports, if someone's being ripped off your money is paying for it. >> reporter: $196.50 for a box of washers that is supposed to cost $1.22.

$237 for a vehicle side mirror that you and i should pay less than $15 for. that's how much the inspector general for iraq's reconstruction says american taxpayers have been overbilled by a contractor that supplies vehicle parts for the iraqi army. >> we are going to work with the army material command, the army contracting command, to ensure that this money is recouped and the taxpayers' interests are protected. >> reporter: bowen's report deals with a california-based company which provides equipment and logistic support. it's called aecom. bowen's auditors looked at four invoices in detail a tryny fraction of the total and found that aecom could have overbilled the u.s. government $4 billion when it sought repayment for parts and services. try an 846% markup for a jug of coolant and antifreeze. contacted by cnn, a senior vice president from aecom sent a statement. quote, as the report notes, this vice sprez sent a statement. as the report notes, this is an

issue that we self-identified and corrected, making an immediate repayment over two years ago to the client's satisfaction. i also read bowen a letter from aecom to your office. in the rebuttal they're using words like speculative and unsupported to talk about your analysis. they say it's flawed and incorrect but they overcredited the u.s. government and they're owed $268,000. >> the overbillings occurred. we know that. they are claiming they paid them back. my auditors disagree. the we've produced 300 audits and inspections for the last six years yielding benefits for the taxpayer taxpayers, $50 million returned from our investigations. >> bowen and other officials in his office tell us this is part of a much larger problem still going on 6 1/2 years after the iraq war started. the they say they've audited more than 20,000 defense department transactions and have

found not only overpayment thes by the u.s. government the but also duplicate paints and payment to vic tishs surrender surrenders. airaq's interior ministry says he grabbed a gun from a guard and shot an investigator. the investigator wrestled the gun back and shot the suspect. both died from their injuries. the suspect also wounded the guard that he took the gun from. the investigators were questioning him in last sunday's bombing in baghdad that killed at least 160 people. the that was iraq's deadliest bombing since 2007. the bids are really stacking up for a motorized recliner a man drove while drunk. >> then about five minutes later they call me, 20,000! i'm, like, are you kidding? >> with just a couple of days left in the auction, the price is going up.