inside his three-story cleveland home, seasoned detectives stunned. women's bodies hidden throughout. bodies on every floor of the home. even stuffed in crawl spaces. bombshell tonight. our prediction last night, unfortunately, comes true. even more women's bodies discovered. body count so far -- ten dead women. all hidden in the home of former marine anthony sowell. investigators now prepare to tear down the walls, literally scouring every square inch of sowell's three-story cleveland home in search of even more victims. tonight, unsuspecting neighbors in shock over an alleged serial killer living amongst them. >> today, this morning our homicide unit along with the cuyahoga county coroner's office, went back to the scene, which has been secured ever since day one. during the course of their investigation throughout the day we have discovered approximately four more bodies in the back yard and a skull in a bucket in the basement. the skull was discovered wrapped in a paper bag in a bucket in the basement. >> dead bodies on every level of the home, in

to mike tobin, "cleveland plain dealer" covering this. we have five aggravated murder charges this guy is facing right now. update us on that and also what's going on at the home. does the search continue? >> right. yesterday he was charged with five counts of aggravated murder presumably for the first five victims they found at the house. obviously it's expected more charges will be filed in the immediate future. at the home yesterday we were told that police were going to keep digging in the backyard where a lot of the bodies were found and then possibly even sort of take apart the interior of the house, if necessary. we were told that would happen today, but it hasn't yet. >> okay. >> and police said they may do that soon but it doesn't look like it's going to happen today. >> all right. let's bring in john lucich. you have to at this point, you have to tear that house completely apart? and besides that are investigators opening up cold cases in the cleveland area now over the last five-year period since he was let out of prison? >> oh

the niece of the mayor of cleveland admits that she lived with this suspected cleveland strangler for with both of them doing drugs. is that perhaps why she didn't notice all the dead bodies hidden around her? >> i just wonder why -- why would he do this? he took care of me, good care of me, and i never thought that no bodies were in the house. >> did you ever smell something funny in the house? >> yeah ismelt stuff but he told me, first he said it was his step-mother downstairs and then i guess after she left he told me it was raised sausage. >> addiction specialist ken seely. is it feasible that she was incapable of realizing that she was living with the overpowering, unmistakable stench of death? can drugs make you impervious to smells, or is it perhaps that you crave the drug so much you ignore the smell if you're getting the drugs you desperately need? >> that's exactly it, jane. what's happening is that she needs the drugs to live. so no matter what her environment looks like, she's going to ignore that in order to keep her drug addiction alive and moving forward. so you know th

she is from east cleveland and to make a positive i.d. from her, cops had to take dna from one of her small children. >> so she leaves small children behind. speaking of the victims. 11 lady victims that we know of so far. the excavation, tearing down, literally tearing down the walls, set to start looking for more dead ladies. there's the possibility tonight that 14 more women may be dead. and at the hands of former marine anthony sowell. that would raise the tally to 25 dead women. >>> with me right now, very special guests, joining us at their family home, barbara carmichael, the mother of victim. also with her, donna carmichael, her daughter. also joining us, deborah williams, the aunt of talacia fortson, her body identified today. first, to barbara carmichael, the mother of murder victim tonya carmichael. and as they are speaking, rosy, i would like you to show those beautiful photos we have of tonya carmichael. look at that smile. look at her. to her mother, barbara c carmicha carmichael. thank you for being with us. when did you le

with the cleveland police department. lieutenant, thank you for being with us.we have any idea, lieutenant, who are these victims? >> well, we're working right now with the county coroner's office to identify the victims. we've asked people in the community to come forward with any information on missing persons. we've dedicated a number of our detectives at the fort district about a mile from where these bodies were found to take reports of missing persons. we're asking the public to come forward with identifying information, photos, biographical information. our detectives are interviewing those people and turning over our findings to the coroner's office. >> and i disagree with that banner you're seeing on the lower third. six missing women found dead. there's going to be more. there are going to be more than six women. out to ellie jostad, joining us. what was his m.o. that we know of? because in this case we actually have victims who lived to tell the tale, the women that he raped in the past and the woman he allegedly raped in september, which leads me to

wizards had a big third quarter against cleveland when.d start and got back into that game to take advantage. durant the miss, wizards the rebound, and they trail by 4. kept alive by jamison who puts it in! >> phil: how did he do that. tipped it basically to himself. >> steve: the wizard is a magician, and vice versa. green offer the green. no good. tipped out of bounds to hazed, nicely done. here comes arenas, two on three. gilbert for the trailer. butler goes up, blocks, no call. haywood gets the rebound, and he gets hit, and gilbert comes up with it. >> phil: they only had two to officials down there. >> steve: i think it hurt them. gilbert drives inside. no call. rebound oklahoma city. miller is called for the foul for blocking. >> phil: i mentioned before, they only had two officials down there. danny crawford was down here helping and when he reached to help mike miller up, he reached with the left arm, grabbed the left arm. so that would cause more pain for mike. >> steve: runle westbrook makes the throw, oklahoma city 6-6 on the ye

he moved to this neighborhood, and this house, in cleveland. and he's lived here since, 2005, right after being released from prison. like we've been saying, the coroner hasn't given us an exact date on when these women were killed. but they say it could be years, months, or weeks. some say that the killings could have started right after he moved here in 2005. >> back to you, stacey. what do you know about any links to california crimes? >> here's what we know. cops are also looking into coronado, california. this is right near san diego. of course, this is where sowell was stationed. they're looking into a 1979 rape case there. now, i can also tell you, there's reports that a woman in north carolina has come forward to say she believes she was raped by sowell sometime in the '70s. but of course, cops have not been able to verify that. they are still looking into that as well. >> i'm going to go to a special guest we have with us tonight. d dr. lillian glass, and criminal profiler and author. also with us is the daughter of the only victim as

this is coming from the cleveland police. cadaver dogs continue to search throughout the neighborhood, abandoned houses and other areas to see if there are other bodies placed throughout this particular neighborhood along imperial avenue, mike. >> let's bring in zachary councilman in cleveland. the body could have been there as 2007, as gruesome as that is. we've also heard other people say that the smell could be -- could have been there at least three years, which takes us back to '06. you tried to do something about the smell. what happened? >> i received a phone call in 2007 from one of the residents that lived directly across the street that said, and i quote, there's an odor in the neighborhood and it smells like a dead person. >> so what action did you take from there? >> we then contacted the health department. we contacted the health department, and that's the reason that i will continue to call for independent evaluation to see, how do we get from a call from a resident to the health department to finding now 11 bod

hellish new details in cleveland's house of horror with 11 bodies and counting. another woman claims she was attacked. she says his eyes were glowing. you could see demons inside him. a community has been rocked by the gruesome discovery. clergy members converge for an emergency prayer service. why wasn't this nightmare, all these bodies discovered sooner? also, insight into rihanna's toxic relationship. the pop singer finally talks publicly for the first time about her abusive relationship with chris brown. she says she's embarrassed to have ever fallen in love with him and regrets returning to him after he beat her. tonight we will have her new warning to other young women. plus, disturbing new insight into lindsay lohan's drug addiction. highly emotional tapes reveal her parents struggle to get her help. we will play the tapes as she sobs uncontrollably over the phone. is her life spiraling out of control? why is her dad releasing these tapes? is it to get lindsay help or to get him publicity? "issues" starts now. tonight, an sun imaginable massacre at ft. hoo

i'm still going for about a half hour delay towards cleveland, detroit, too.towards chicago later today. lax, watch for delay this is morning. >>> remember the football player who tried to gouge out the eyes of another player? we're hearing from the victim and you may be surprised about what he had to say. >>> remember when dugard was kidnapped, well garrido was under supervision for rape. the results of a two-month investigation are being released into the handling of his parole. >>> a florida man was ready to celebrate when he won 166 million bucks on a man. the casino says it was all a mistake and that the machine spun out of control. its top prize is supposed to be $99,000 and since it was broken, they won't even pay that amount. >> they make you think you won and at the end of it, they're saying, oh, well, you know, we've got to investigate and it's probably a malfunction. >> gaming commissioners and the slot machines programmers are trying to figure out why the machine malfunctioned. the would be winner is talking to a lawyer. >>> the football player get

what's the next step for police in cleveland? on the phone is someone who knows about murder investigations. steve rogers with the nuttily, new jersey, police department is on the line. what stands out in this case? who dropped the ball here? >> i don't think the ball was dropped. i understand with the press conference of the police chief that they did not receive as many calls as one would be led to believe to respond to the seen of that house. i can tell you this. they are going to conduct a very thorough investigation by collaborating with police departments around the country. i got to tell you something. as of this morning i'm sure cold cases are being reopened. missing person reports are being reviewed. there's going to be an intense nationwide look at police reports over the past four years. obviously that period of time because he has been out for four years. >> you're familiar with the case. how did he pick up these women? do we have any ideas or common denominators to the victims? >> from what i understand, access to a

inside his three-story cleveland home, seasoned detectives stunned.omen's bodies hidden throughout. bodies on every floor of the home. even stuffed in crawl spaces. bombshell tonight. our prediction last night, unfortunately, comes true. even more women's bodies discovered. body count so far -- ten dead women. all hidden in the home of former marine anthony sowell. investigators now prepare to tear down the walls, literally scouring every square inch of sowell's three-story cleveland home in search of even more victims. tonight, unsuspecting neighbors in shock over an alleged serial killer living amongst them. >> today, this morning our homicide unit along with the cuyahoga county coroner's office, went back to the scene, which has been secured ever since day one. during the course of their investigation throughout the day we have discovered approximately four more bodies in the back yard and a skull in a bucket in the basement. the skull was discovered wrapped in a paper bag in a bucket in the basement. >> dead bodies on every level of the home, incl

where was the mayor of cleveland? if i have a niece that's doing drugs, which i don't, thank god, but if i did, i would notice it. if it was happening over a period of time and i'd say who are you doing drugs with, i want to go see where you're living. >> well, what happens in these cases, and we've seen it over and over again, is that a lot of these horrific, horrible perpetrators come across like they're okay. people look the other way, that's one problem. nobody takes responsibility not just as curtis said, the law, but other people. some people complain but they don't do much more. and then the perpetrators themselves, there are different types of these people. some of them get away with it because they seem somewhat normal, oh, they may be drug addicts but you can't imagine that they're cutting up bodies or eating body parts or mutilating or having sex with dead bodies and all these things are so far beyond people's thoughts and fears that they try to turn the other way and that's what leads to this ignorance. >>

inside his three-story cleveland home, seasoned detectivives stunned. women's bodies hidden throughout. bodies on every floor of the home, even stuffed in crawl spaces. bombshell tonight. in the last 24 hours, the body count rises. now, 11 dead women in the three-story home of former marine anthony sowell. the investigation goes on. so far, only one positive id made. reported missing one year ago, a mother of two girls and one boy. tonja car michael id'd through dental records. her daughter with us. her mother's body hidden in this house of horrors for the last year. hours ago, sowell in full shackle in court and in yet another bizarre twist, we confirm just weeks after sowell's release from the pen, he lists himself on a sex website seeking, quote, a submission. is this one of the ways the former marine trolled for victims? tonight, unsuspecting neighbors in shock over an alleged serial killer living amongst them. >> we have recovered 11 victims. we have recovered ten bodies and one partial skeleton from the address. they are all african-american women

calling for a delay, not any right now, but some will pop up in cleveland.e short, 30 minutes to maybe an hour. and then chicago and detroit. detroit first, probably get the clouds coming in, and then later this morning l.a.x. with fog. more on that in a bit. >>> all that our money expert clark howard served in the georgia state guard? and this weekend you'll see him serving our troops, too. clark and robin teamed up to help shoulderiers and you save more, spend less and avoid getting ripped off. >> brooke might be your fair person here today. she said what's the best way to be debt free before retirement. when will you be retire something. >> two years from the army reserve and two to five from the full reserve. >> so the question is what kind of debts do you have that you're trying to get your arms around. >> i want to get around to paying off the house and having just house and utilities by the time i retire. >> well, paying off your home mortgage is not always a priority. the big priority is paying off any unsecured debt. personal loans, credit cards. th

. >>> 11 women were found dead at a house in cleveland. people marched with candles to the house where the women were found. anthony sowell lives there. he is accused of murder and rape. one of seven bodies identified so far is talisha fordson. her mom was there last night. >> as we stand here in front of this home where they found your daughter, what is that like for you? >> it's hard, because i want to

she is from east cleveland and to make a positive i.d. on her, cops had to take dna from one of her small children. >> so she leaves small children behind. speaking of the victims. 11 lady victims that we know of so far. the excavation, the tearing down, literally tearing down the walls of this home set to start looking for more dead ladies. there's the possibility tonight that 14 more women may be dead at the hands of former marine anthony sowell. that would raise the tally to 25 dead women. with me right now very special guests, joining us at their family home, barbara carmichael, the mother of victim tonia carmichael and also with her donnita carmichael, her daughter. and also joining us debra williams, she's the aunt of victim telacia fortson, her body identified today. first, to barbara carmichael, the mother of murdered victim tonia carmichael. and as they are speaking, rosie, i would like you to show those beautiful photos we have of tonia carmichael. look at that smile. look at her. to her mother, barbara carmichael. ms. carmichae

>>> right now, horrifying breaking news out of cleveland, ohio. local affiliates reporting two more bodies pulled from a convicted rapist's home meaning at least eight so far. at this hour families of missing women are painfully searching for answers. neighbors, they had talked and complained about an odor for years. it was so strong, the police, they said they smelled death 15 feet from the door. why didn't anybody say anything sooner? the latest on that and, also, this story, a young woman so full of life, savagely run down in a parking lot. the accused? her own father. this young woman died after being in a coma for weeks now cops say the iraqi dad admits to everything says she was too westernized. too american. her clothes, lifestyle, a boyfriend brought shame to his family. that's a reason to kill your own flesh and blood? love hearing from you. call in. the number, 1-877-tell-hln. you can e-mail us cnn.com/prime news or send us a text message at hln tv, start your message with the word "prime." your chance to be heard welcome once again this

because of the way they handled the cleveland strangler case.ist of allegations is a mile lon, for starters. cops went to an though sowell's home in september but didn't notice the stench of death pouring from his house? couple that with allegations the cops ignored 911 calls from neighbor. never questioned sowell about rape accusation and allegedly laughed at families that tried to report their missing loved ones. i'm not saying this house of horrors is all the fault of cops. far from it, but it is there job to protect the neighborhood. and when 11 bodies are found rotting inside one house, it's hard not to agree with an angry community. i'm jane velez-mitchell and that's my "issue." >> find out what else jane has on her mind, watch her at 7:00 eastern every night right here on hln. >>> and and order keeping jennifer lopez' first husband from selling a sex tape from their 1997 honeymoon. elany noah, seen with lopez when they were married. the actress sued him for $10 million claiming he broke a confidentiality agreement. yesterday he was barred

she is from east cleveland and to make a positive i.d. from her, cops had to take dna from one of her small children. >> so she leaves small children behind. speaking of the victims. 11 lady victims that we know of so far. the excavation, tearing down, literally tearing down the walls, set to start looking for more dead ladies. there's the possibility tonight that 14 more women may be dead. and at the hands of former marine anthony sowell. that would raise the tally to 25 dead women. >>> with me right now, very special guests, joining us at their family home, barbara carmichael, the mother of victim tonia carmichael. also with her, donna carmichael, her daughter. also joining us, deborah williams, the aunlt of victim talacia fortson, her body identified today. first, to barbara carmichael, the mother of murder victim tonia carmichael. and as they are speaking, rosy, i would like you to show those beautiful photos we have of tonia carmichael. look at that smile. look at her. to her mother, barbara carmichael. ms. carmichael, thank you for

inside his three-story cleveland home, seasoned detectives stunned. women's bodies hidden throughout. bodies on every floor of the home, even stuffed in the crawl spaces. breaking tonight, the body count rises as the excavation goes on, in addition to the 11 dead women found, so far, in the three-story home of former marine anthony sowell. police now suspect another 14 missing women may have died at his hands. in the last hours, real-life "csi," firefighters, homicide detectives, cadaver dogs -- all back at sowell's home, as they begin to literally tear down the walls. in the search for dead women. and also breaking tonight, two more lady victims identified. 31-year-old tishana culver and telacia fortson, mother of three. positively identified. tonight, relatives of two lady victims with us live. their mother, their daughter, bodies, hidden in this house of horrors for the last year. and in another bizarre twist, we confirm just weeks after sowell's release from the pen, he lists himself on a sex website seeking, quote, a submissive. is this one the w

tonight, a manhunt leads police to a house of horrors in cleveland. six, count them, six rotting corpses found inside the home of a convicted rapist named anthony sowell. >> we have taken a confirmed three bodies out of the home. we have now, with the assistance of the coroner's office, removed what we believe are the remains of three additional victims, one from the backyard and two from inside the home. >> investigators say all six victims were african-american women who were strangled to death. sowell could have been living with their bodies for months, possibly even years. the stench was so overpowering, it made neighbors gag, it made their eyes water, but none of them thought to call police. and just over a month ago, cops did a routine check on this man because he is a registered sex offender. so why didn't they notice the n unmistakable smell of death? it gets worse. last week, a woman told police sowell had raped her inside his house. when police went to arrest him, he wasn't there. that's when they finally picked up on the extraordinary odor.

there were among 11 women whose bodies were found in a house in cleveland. fbi agents worked four hours saturday with thermal imaging devices, rakes and shovels. sowell is a convicted sex offender. he's now in jail facing murder, rape and other charges. he used drugs and alcohol to lure women to his home and then strangle them. >>> the governor of virginia visited areas of his state hit hard by a nor'easter. he will push for federal money to help them recover and free up state funds as well. nearly eight inches of rain drenched norfolk. officials are waiting for floodwaters to recede to assess the full damage. >>> the powerful storm battered new jersey for a third straight day yesterday. that didn't help people who were trying to clear flooded roads. that storm is blamed for six deaths in three states. >>> let's turn our attention to the national forecast. there is something brewing out west. hey, karen. >> hey, virginia. yes, we've been watching this. this system isn't moving very quickly. snowfall totals across the interior west will be fairly substantial.

. >>> over the weekend the fbi used kbimt ground penetrating radar at the house in cleveland, where remains of 11 women were found using orange paint to mark several spots, that could indicate more digging at sewell's house and probably next door. the search expanded to about four houses down. one woman says her niece found something behind a boarded up house. >> they found bottles about this long. they come running in the house bringing up in the house what they're burying. come look what we found. >> police haven't said whether they found any human bones in fact behind that house. sowell's attorney has commented. >>> could thompson, illinois be the new guantanamo bay? a government task force is visiting a nearly empty prison there, two hours west of chicago and could become the new home for suspected terrorists. our republican congressman circulating a letter of opposition addressed to president obama that says, "we should not invite al qaeda to make illinois its number one target." democratic senator dick durbin took issue pointing out dezzens of dangerous criminals are already held in i

. >>> body count increases in the house of horrors in cleveland where police recovered 11 bodies from the home of anthony sowell. in the living room, crawl spaces and backyard graves. they will tear apart walls to look for evidence and more bodies. a chain link fence near the home is a makeshift memorial with stuffed animals and flyers with pictures of 13 men and women who vanished without a trace. relatives of presumed victims are asking how the gruesome scene went so long unnoticed. sowell was ordered held without bond yesterday on five counts of aggravated murder. >>> one of the bodies in the home has been identified. 52-year-old tonia carmichael missing almost exactly a year. police say she was buried in the backyard and had marks in her body that showed she had been strangled. investigators say carmichael fit the profile of the victims sowe sowell allegedly targeted who lived or hung out near his home. last night on hln's nancy grace, carmichael's daughter shared her memories. >> i'm looking at these pictures of your mom. she has the most beautiful smile. tell me something about

with the cleveland police department. lieutenant, thank you for being with us.nt, who are these victims? >> well, we're working right now with the county coroner's office to identify the victims. we've asked people in the community to come forward with any information on missing persons. we've dedicated a number of our detectives at the fort district about a mile from where these bodies were found to take reports of missing persons. we're asking the public to come forward with identifying information, photos, biographical information. our detectives are interviewing those people and turning over our findings to the coroner's office. >> and i disagree with that banner you're seeing on the lower third. six missing women found dead. there's going to be more. there are going to be more than six women. out to ellie jostad, joining us. what was his m.o. that we know of? because in this case we actually have victims who lived to tell the tale, the women that he raped in the past and the woman he allegedly raped in september, which leads me to another question, ellie. h

inside his tele-story cleveland home, seasoned detectives stunned. women's bodies hidden throughout. bodies on every floor of the home, even stuffed in the crawl spaces. bombshell tonight -- as the excavation goes on in and around the home, a former marine, anthony sowell, the body count of murdered women rises. >> it's 11 victims. there were six inside the house and five recovered from the yard. seven ligature strangulations, one manual strangulation, two that are going to be homicidal violence, and then one the autopsy is going on. >> breaking news, we now have 11 bodies recovered at the home of anthony sowell. he was in court today. >> given the nature and gruesomeness of the allegations placed against you, the court believes you should be held without bond. >> i have to believe they will go back to the house tomorrow and dig a little deeper because of the skull. we need to find out where the rest of the body's at. >> body buried in the ground decomposed slower than the ones left in the air. we had two in the third floor out in the air. two bodies

>> caller: first off, i'm a newly retired officer from the city of cleveland. i'm also a parent, a mother. and i believe that if a child does a crime, any propensity, they have a culpable sense to know the difference between right and wrong. they should, as an adult, be sentenced and tried by the same rule. if an adult goes for eight years for a crime and the child does exactly the same crime, they should be doing eight years. as a child, you can't try to rehabilitate them. but repeat offenders, they have a propensity to do it once, twice, if they continue to do it, they will do it on to adulthood. >> even someone as young as 13? >> caller: 13 years old aboknow right from wrong. you know if you steal a cookie, you know from right from wrong. so if i do it, i'm going to go to jail. why should they get away with it? >> okay. >> caller: i child will tell you -- >> lawyer ura we're having a ha time hearing you. >> caller: hello? >> we can hear you now. >> caller: i'm saying that a child -- children, juveniles, will tell police officers, have told us, i'm going to g

. >>> police are digging again at that home in cleveland where they found the bodies of ten women and a skull. we'll take you live to the scene and give you latest details on the search for possibly more bodies. >>> police in cleveland are back at that house of horror where they found ten bodies and a skull. dick ross with our affiliate is on the scene. they're taking this place apart from top to bottom in ways that we couldn't even imagine. >> reporter: that's the idea. they want to go through this house of this suspected serial killer inch by inch before they wrap up what is one of the most horrible crime scenes ever seen here in northeast ohio. i can tell you this morning was busier in terms of activity at anthony sowell house an any day this the past week. investigators were in his backyard again and neighboring house digging by hand looking for more evidence and be possibly evidence of more bodies. right now there are 11 known victims. ten full bodies and one human skull found over the course of the last 2 1/2 weeks. this morning cleveland police, the fbi, and investigators from

this is in the cleveland area. this is a guy convicted of a brutal rape in 1989, spent 15 years in jail reportedly. a month after being released from prison, gets on a web site and begins searching for another victim. so we'll get to all that and catch your update. call in with your thoughts. 1-877-tell-hln is the phone number. >>> another story, the gang rape in california. well, we have a seventh arrest now. we're going to talk about the investigation. are kids coming forward? are the students who may have seen something coming forward to give that information? seventh arrest on that one. we'll take your calls. your thoughts, your theories on it. 1-877-tell-hln is the phone number. and this topic as well, we have a nine-year-old killed in missouri and the accused is a 15-year-old girl. and as we look into this story, we're finding on some social networking sites that she described some of her hobbies as killing and cutting. we wonder, was this planned? we're talking about a 15-year-old girl here. richelle said it

. >>> police in cleveland have identified three more of the ten bodies found in the home of a registered offender. anthony sowell served 15 careers in prison after pleading guilty to attempted rape in 1989. he was arrested two days after police discovered the first bodies in his home last week. authorities have now identified seven victims found in or near sowell's home. the skull of an 11th victim was also found. >>> take a look at this. this is what hit washington state, the season's first big snow storm. this heavy snowfall shut down several highways and caused problems for drivers. but not everyone was complaining. >> just moved here from texas, and we don't get snow in texas, at all. so, we were planning on coming skiing and sledding and we just wanted to brit kids out to play. >> looks like a lot of fun. the first big sheet of white, for some people, is a reason to celebrate. >>> while we're talking about snow in the west, meanwhile we have serious weather we're talking about in the southeast. let's check in with reynolds wolf for the latest on that. >> keeping a very sharp eye on

light rain possible around cleveland.ore coming in in half an hour. >>> if you have a tax-free flexible spending accounts for doctors and dentist bills, the health care proposal could hit you hard. ♪ back to the street where we begin ♪ ♪ feeling as good as loves can ♪ >> i like them. >>> dick cheney reportedly told the fbi, i don't recall when asked about how cia agent valerie plame was outed. the 2004 interviews included in some newly released documents. remember, plame's husband was critical of the bush administration. cheney's chief of staff, scooter libby, was convicted of lying about the leak. president bush computed his sentence. >>> about 300,000 people converged on atlanta over the weekend for one of the largest gay pride festivals in the country. it's usually held in the summer but pushed back to halloween this year. plenty of people showed up in costume for the parade yesterday. the grand marshal was the atlanta police department's liaison for lesbian, gay, transsexual and transgender community. >>> this just in

. >>> police are trying to identify six women, all found dead at a home in cleveland. the coroner says it appears they were strangled and their bodies may have been there for weeks, if not months or years. 50-year-old anthony sowell has lived at the home since 2005, after serving 15 years for rape. police spotted him walking in the neighborhood saturday and arrested him. >> a sigh of relief. i said this street is now safe again. >> i'm glad he's off the street. >> we're just thankful that they got him. >> police found the bodies after they tried to serve a warrant on sowell on a different rape investigation. a woman says that he assaulted her on october 22nd. >>> people were waiting for their paychecks today, police in pakistan say the explosion killed 35 people. it happened about 18 miles from the capital where secretary of state hillary clinton visited last week. >>> it is going to be an emotional morning for families of the 9/11 attack victims. in two hours, a navy ship built with steel from the world trade center will stop near ground zero. a ceremony for the u.s.s

. >>> and more mystery in cleveland. the browns endured another horrid loss and they were letting it be known. hey, browns fans, it's our birthday, how about a win, a touchdown, a first down. this was one of the worst games on "monday night football." cleveland's best player is hurt and lay on the ground while the players were on the field. he was taken to the hospital as a precaution. and lastly this video is a little humorous. some college soccer. watch the goalie doing cartwheels getting ready for a shoot-out here. he's going back and forth and so, yeah, here you go. look at me, look at me. and then watch what happens here as the guy, wait for it, kicks the goal and then in your face. here's the cartwheels right here. that's a look at sports. all new sports in the next half hour, robin. >> that was great. why didn't the goalie do a cartwheel when the ball was coming at him? at least there would be some blockage. the country's split over abortion is spilling over into the house health care debate. now leaders on both s

yesterday, the niece of cleveland's mayor says she had a relationship with anthony sowell two years ago, and she tells affiliate woio that he took good care of her and she never thought that the smells in his house might be bodies. meanwhile, two more families learned their loved ones were in sowell's home. >> just told me that her body was intact. that's all. but it's still devastating nevertheless that she died in this manner and was found in a backyard. >> the fbi now says that it's investigating whether suspect anthony sowell might be responsible for unsolved killings and rapes as far away as japan. sowell spent time there as a marine. he faces five counts of aggravated murder. >>> the man accused of trying to blackmail david letterman is expected to ask a judge to drop the case today. a lawyer for cbs news producer robert halderman plans to challenge the evidence. now the case made letterman admit on his own show he had sex with women who worked for him. >>> a family of eight spent two nights in a van trapped in a heavy snowstorm. they were camping in oregon when the storm started.

suzanne candiotti is in cleveland outside the home. but, tell us first and foremost, what happened in court today? >> reporter: in court, the suspecting anthony sowell, didn't say much at all except when he was asked if he had enough money to hire a lawyer and he answered no, sir. this is someone they suspect had something to do with the deaths of ten people whose bodies were found inside house. plus, a human skull that was found wrapped in paper and placed in a bucket in the basement of that house. they asked for no bond. they said there was a possibility that they will seek the death penalty, a likelihood in this case. and then they asked the judge for no bond, and this is what he said. >> mr. sowell, 28 years of being on this bench, this is, without question, the most serious set of allegations that i've ever faced. given the nature and the gruesomeness of the allegations that have been placed against you'll, as well as your past criminal history, the court believes that the request of the prosecution in this matter should be held a

yesterday the niece of cleveland's mayor said that she had a relationship with anthony sowell two years ago. she tells woio that he took good care of her and she never thought that the smells in his house might be bodies. meanwhile, two more families learned that their loved ones were in sowell's home. >> just told me that her body was intact. that's all. >> but it's still devastating nevertheless that she died in this manner and was found in a backyard. >> well, the fbi now says that it's investigating whether suspect anthony sowell might be responsible for unsolved killings and rapes as far away as japan. sowell spent time there as a marine. he faces five counts of aggravated murder. hey, i'm not in that person's shoes but i'm like, what did you think the smell was? >> apparently it doesn't smell like anything else. i've never smelled it. >> but that goes for everybody in the neighborhood. >> they just lived with it. >>> our concern today is about what was hurricane ida. here comes -- it's coming ashore. the main concern, though, isn't the storm surge. what is the concern? >> it's the

the bodies of six women found in the home of a registered sex offender in cleveland. at least five were apparently strangled and the sixth is too decomposed to make a determination. bodies may have been there for weeks. they may have been there for months. >>> investigators are seeking a warrant to take dna samples from the 50-year-old suspect, anthony sowell. he served 15 years for rape before moving into the us 2005. investigators plan to look into his history to see if there are any more victims. police saw him walking in his neighborhood saturday and arrested him. >> a sigh of relief. i said the street is now safe again. >> glad he's off the street. >> we're thankful that they got him. >> police found the bodies during an investigation into separate rape allegations. a woman said he attacked her in the house september 22nd. police stopped by earlier in the day on a routine check on the registered sex offender. >>> investigators found the body of a missing 4-year-old boy in a dryer. they discovered it in his neighbor's home saturday and arrested 14-year-old boy who

. >>> one of the victims found inside the cleveland home of a convicted sex offender was buried today. it's the first funeral for any of the 11 victims. police continue searching the home of anthony sowell and the stench of decomposition is getting worse. sowell is charged with five counts of murder. all but one of the bodies have been i.d.'d. >>> see this boy take a shot at glory on hln "news and views." >>> breaking news from texas. the u.s. army has filed formal charges against the ft. hood shooting suspect army major nidal hasan. military prosecutors have prepared 13 counts of premeditated murder against the psychiatrist. investigators say additional charges may also be filed in connection with that bloody rampage one week ago today. >> major hasan is currently under pretrial restriction while receiving medical care. we still believe that there was only one gunman at the scene involved in the actual shootings on november 5th. we do know that the suspect was not at the readiness center for scheduled appointments or command directed activity. again, we're looking at every possible a

rain, same with pittsburgh towards cleveland, ultimately into nyc later today.had some rain, some low clouds earlier this morning. that was right around new york. it's off the coast now. same with philly. watch for 30 to one-hour delays. you can tell i stayed up to watch the yankees. charlotte and cleveland, gusty winds. more of that in half a minute. >> a couple more hours? hang in there. get some coffee. >>> well, a hospital is expanding to house a possible spike in flu patients. the new flu unit is actually in the parking lot. and a traveling basketball team gives new meaning to the term "old-school." meet the granny globetrotters. @ >>> after a five-day search, a missing baby was found alive hidden in a box underneath her baby-sitter's bed. the baby-sitter, her husband and the mother -- and the baby's mother have been arrested but not yet charged. the baby has been placed in protective custody. >>> some gay rights activists say that president obama is partly to blame for a stinging election loss in maine. voters there rejected a law that would have allowed

cleveland mayor.ed with sowell from 2005 to 2007. delaware nice told affiliate woio that sowell took good care of her and she never thought the smells in his house might be bodies. he's suspected of strangling 11 women, hiding their bodies in and around their cleveland home. two more families have learned their loved ones were inside that home. >> just told he that her body was intact. that's all. it's still devastating she died in this manner and was found in the backyard. >> the fbi says it's investigating if sowell may be responsible for unsolved killings and rapes as far as away as japan. he spent time there as a marine. >>> i'm jane velez-mitchell. rocked by tragedy. it will cleveland community is outraged calling for a federal investigation into the city's police force because of the way they handled the cleveland strangler case. i say good. let the investigation begin. the list of allegations is a mile long. for starters, cops went to sowell's home in september but didn't notice the stench of d

. >>> 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 hoim home. anthony sowell was arrested on rape and assault charges yesterday. when fleece went to his home last week, they found six bodies inside and outside. police say two of the corpses are black females and one of them died a violent death. soum was released from prison in 2005 after serving 15 years for rape. >>> you've heard a lot about the so-called public option in the house version of the health care legislation. the 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 insurance if the house bill becomes law. even though the cbo is a nonpartisan economic analyst, the health insurance industry is questioning their findings. >>> treasure secretary timothy geithner siz says that the economic recovery could be choppy. in an interview that airs today, he says it

. >>> police in cleveland have identified three more of the ten bodies foundz in the home of a register sex offender. anthony sowell served 15 years in prison after pleading guilty to attempted rape in 1989. he was arrested two days after police discovered the first bodies in his home last week. authorities have now identified seven victims found in or near sowell's home. the schokull of an 11th victim also found. >>> take a look at this. this is what hit washington state, the season's first big snowstorm. this heavy snowfall shut down several highways and caused problems for drivers. but not everyone was complaining. >> just moved here from texas, and we don't get snow in texas at all. so we are planning on coming skiing and sledding and we just wanted to bring the kids out to play. >> looks like a lot of fun. for some people, the first big sheet of white is a reason to celebrate. >>> what do you think? can you get in trouble for throwing paper during a ticker-tape parade? some people did just that during the yankees parade here in new york. but they may have picked the wrong paper to

this happened in similar fashion >> phil: it happened in the cleveland game >> steve: yep.hey got the job from boykins, blatche, young. three-point shot for daequan cook. and now nick young to boykins, wizards can run this thing down. washington will snap a 6-game losing streak to miami, three in a row here in south florida. and this one will be sweet, indeed. young trying to put the exclamation park on, it a little bit short >> phil: but they ran all the clock down and that's what you really want to do. >> steve: second in a row after beating philadelphia the other night. and two emotional victories by washington. james jones, a little bit short. that's going to do it. for the first time since april 4th, 2008, the wizards have defeated the miami heat, first time in seven straight games and they do so 94-84 >> phil: a lot of other firsts, too. the heat on the year coming into this game, 8-0 when their opponent do not reach 100 points. washington with the first win when they are held under 100 point, 94-84 but it was a team collective effort. you love the offense but more up

rain stretches out towards toledo, in towards cleveland on the light side. heavier around central indiana. flash flood watches and warnings all around the area shaded in green. near st. louis, maybe an inch, inch and a half of rain today. rockies into the northwest, look at the cold front. a lot of clouds coming in. heavy rain. puget sound all the way down i-5 towards portland. a lot of snow in the higher elevations. winter storm warnings and wind warnings all along the coast. the red shaded counties, winds gusting easily to 60 miles per hour. full details coming up on that in just about a half hour. >>> some photographs appear to show americans abusing foreign detainees. but now one man is making sure that you don't see any more of those. >>> defense secretary robert gates has blocked the release of any new photos that appear to show americans abusing foreign detainees. the obama administration told the supreme court that gates is using his new powers provided by a law signed last month. the aclu sued to have some of the photos released. lower courts suppor

inside his three-story cleveland home, seasoned detectives stunned. women's bodies hidden throughout. bodies on every floor of the home, even stuffed in the crawl spaces. breaking tonight, the body count rises as the excavation goes on, in addition to the 11 dead women found, so far, in the three-story home of former marine anthony sowell. police now suspect another 14 missing women may have died at his hands. in the last hours, real-life "csi," firefighter, homicide detectives, cadaver dogs -- all back at sowell's home, as they begin to literally tear down the walls. in the search for dead women. and also breaking tonight, two more lady victims identified. 31-year-old tishana culver and telacia fortson, mother of three. positively identified. tonight, relatives of two lady victims with us live. their mother, their daughter, bodies, hidden in this house of horrors for the last year. and in another bizarre twist, we confirm just weeks after sowell's release from the pen, he lifts himself on a sex website seeking, quote, a submissive. is this one the wa

serial killer were laid to rest yesterday, among 11 women whose bodies were found in a house in clevelandfbi agents worked for about four hours saturday with thermal imaging devices, rakes and shovels to see if any more bodies meet be in anthony sowell's backyard with. authorities say sowell used drugs and alcohol to lure women to his home and then strangle them. >>> the governor of virginia visited areas of his state that were hit hard by a nor'easter. governor kaine said he would try to free up state funds to help. nearly eight inches of rain drenched the coastal city of folk. officials are waiting for floodwaters to recede to assess the full damage. >>> the powerful storm battered new jersey for a third straight day yesterday. that didn't help people who were trying to clear flooded roads and repair storm damage. that storm is blamed for at least six deaths in three states. >>> you could call it a beauty contest, and you can bet someone you is really proud of the winner. >> when you look at missy, she has a lot of style, a lot of presence. she knows she's pretty. >> reporter: missy is

buffalo 30, cleveland 30. winds in the opposite direction now for chicago, 43 degrees.hat's your temperature getting on up into the 60s. a cold start, but 79 in miami. winds coming off the ocean today. a windy day for miami and tampa. orlando, too, watch for some delays. but another power ful storm coming into the northwest. it juts all the way into california. we'll talk about that in about a half hour. >>> the army post at ft. hood is so big that it's practically a city into itself. we're going to get a close look at the crime scene where 13 people were killed. >>> more now on this breaking story out of ft. hood, texas. response for blood donations from the local hospital following the shooting spree at the army post was so great that some people are being turned away. the hospital says they will call for more donations in they need them. the death toll now is at 13, and new information from the press conference we've been monitoring is that of the 13 dead, one is civilian, 12 are soldiediersold. ft. hood houses service members and other civilians as well. cnn foreman