i'm natasha curry in for robin meade today. more bodies have been found in the home of a convicted ohio rapist. the story keeps getting grimmer. authorities don't know what else they might find. >>> has the republican losing streak come to an end? after giving up the congress and the white house, their party made a big comeback in local elections. >>> plus, a florida gators linebacker appeared to be trying to gouge another player's eye. now the victim is saying that he shouldn't be suspended. >>> a convicted rapist is now accused of keeping at least ten bodies in his basement, his backyard and living room. police in cleveland, ohio, found four more corpses and a skull at his home yesterday. the bodies were found there last week. firefighters today will search the walls and floors of the home. police spoke with nancy grace about the investigation. >> well, we're working right now with the coroner's office to identify the victim. >> stacho is sowell didn't havee right to go into his house but would stop by to make sure he was up

natasha? >>> thank you very much. you have got to see the video of a prison attack, an amazing twist. a surveillance camera shows an inmate at a tampa area prison attacking a 64-year-old guard here putting him in a chokehold and then, get this, other inmates, as you're watching here, they join in to help the deputy out. you can see them punching the guard's attacker, just holding him down right there. one inmate used the guard's radio to call for backup. >> it's hard to point your finger as to what provoked this but it was fast and it was violent. struck him in the face and he proceeded to lock into what appears to be a rear naked choke used in ground fighting and in martial arts, cuts off the blood supply. these inmates likely saved deputy moon's life. >> the jail commander says the guard was not seriously hurt. his alleged attacker was locked up on drug charges. >>> well, the celebration is on in new york as the yankees once again are world champions. we're going to rafer weigel who has the

natasha? >> any word on the bat? >> the word is that the usher let the bat out and it flew away to the theme song of "born free." >> fantastic. nine lives. thanks so much, rafer. >>> so president obama is throwing his support behind afghan president hamid karzai. he called karzai yesterday to congratulate him on winning a second term. afghan election officials declared karzai the winner after his competitor dropped out of a run-off. now president obama is deciding if more u.s. troops should go to afghanistan. retired general wesley clark said this is a key strategic decision. >> when the commander on the ground says he needs more troops to do the mission and you're the commander in chief, you'd better listen to him. now it may be that you need to carefully consider what the mission is. but we don't want to get pushed out of afghanistan by battlefield defeats. >> about 68,000 troops are already in afghanistan. the u.s. commander in afghanistan afghanistan wants up to 40,000 more. the white house says a decision could

good morning, natasha.h, the yankees christened their new ballpark the best way possible, with a world series title. and this team had amazingly high expectations but lived up to them, beating the phillies to win their 27th title, and the celebration was on. derek jeter getting congratulations. for alex rodriguez, this was sweet redemption. this is a guy who is -- that's jeter there -- there's rodriguez hoisting the trophy. never delivered in the postseason. and i'm told that the celebration in the locker room was pretty festive. a little out of control there. nick swisher probably should have been wearing goggles. that champagne hurts the eyes. >>> michael jordan's son, marcus, cost the school a shoe sponsorship deal. he plays for ucf which has a deal with adidas. but after he wore his dad's air jordans, the spokesman says they're not going to continue future sponsorships. some support jordan's family allegiance while others say he wasn't a team player. what are you saying about it? teresa wrote on our fac

natasha? >> rain stopped across the southeast, right, but a lot of people still have flood watches and warnings in effect. >> that's mainly for arkansas back into the mississippi river and places like illinois, too. they have flood warnings from all the rain over the weekend. surprisingly, with all the rain we're seeing over the deep soult east, florida has seen one of the driest weeks on record. the heaviest rain by far is in florida, but it picks up to the north and slides down between fort pierce and miami today. winds out of the northeast, so watch for showers to develop mainly toward orlando. it's not going to be severe and probably won't be that heavy. the west coast looks pretty good. los angeles metro, you're looking at a lot of fog this morning. we saw one-16th of a mile visibility at l.a.x. that's because of the dense fog. that's the way it will be the first part of the day. temperatures back into the low 80s for you out there. high pressure dominates over the great lakes for now, bu

i'm natasha curry in for robin meade today. more bodies have been found in the home of convicted ohio rapist. the story just keeps getting grim errands grimmer. now investigator respects don't know what else they might find. >>> has the republican losing streak come to an end? what we're looking at some yesterday's local locatielectio what they mean. >>> plus, a florida linebacker appeared to be trying to gouch another player's eye and now we're hearing from the victim and his reaction may surprise you. >>> a convicted rapist is now accused of keeping at least ten bodies in his basement, pack ya backyard and living rool. police found four more corpses and a skull at anthony sowell's home yesterday .firefighters will search the walls and floors of the home. police spoke with nancy grace about the investigation. >> well, we're working right now with the cuyahoga county coroner's office to identify the victims. we've asked people in the community to come forward with any information on missing persons. >> sowell is expected to be

i'm natasha curry. welcome back to hln. >>> a bit of controversy in game three of the world series last night. larry smith here to explain what happened. larry? >> natasha, the yankees getting the benefit of instant replay, used for the first time in a world series game last night in philadelphia. here's what happened. alex rodriguez hits what appears to be a run-scoring double. but umpires check the replay and that showed the ball actually ricocheted off a tv camera behind the wall. they get together, talk about it, 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 that next saturday's runoff will be just as rigged as the first round of voting. he explained it this week. >> the only way to decide that this city and this country will be through free and fair elections. so my message is loud and clear to the enemies

. >>> i'm natasha curry. thanks for spending part of your weekend with us.st, our top story today. house of representatives passed a sweeping health care bill along mostly party lines. last night's vote was 220 to 215 with one republican voting for it. that vote came from first-term louisiana republican joseph cowl, who holds a seat in predominantly democratic new orleans. 39 democrats crossed the aisle to vote against the bill. if it becomes law, the bill will represent the biggest expansion of health care coverage since medicare was created 40 years ago. house speaker nancy pelosi says the vote is a huge win for democrats. >> well, the democrats voted for the bill and a republican voted for the bill. that equals bipartisan. we're very proud to take responsibility and credit for this great victory because it was obviously largely with democratic votes. >> so, what's in the health care bill that the house passed? perhaps the most controversial part of the bill is that it does contain the so-called public option. the government would sell insurance to those w

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. the reopening date for the san francisco oakland bay bridge is still up in the air. transportation officials are refusing to commit the o a dait but they do say they're working on it 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 just last tuesday. and now in the field we're making further adjustments. >> last tuesday two steel rods and a steel cross beam fell off the bridge and landed on the roadway. the bridge has been closed ever since, leading to a traffic nightmare for bay area drivers. >>> the on

i'm virginia cha in for natasha curry. president obama is on the way to china.e third stop of his tour in asia. earlier today he covered ground negotiating a nuclear agreement with russia. he met russian president dmitry medvedev at a summit in singapore. they are working to replace the start nuclear treaty. president obama said things look good with. >> in our first meeting when i travelled to moscow, we arrived at an understanding that made sense for our two countries to begin reducing further our nuclear stockpiles. our negotiators made progress over the last months, our goal continues to be to complete the negotiations and to be able to sign a deal before the end of the year. and i'm confident that if we work hard and with a sense of urgency about it we should be able to get that done. >> president obama and the russian leader also talked about iran. obama said that time is running out for tehran to do something about its nuclear program. he said the u.s. and russia will keep pushing iran diplomatically and there are other option that fails but he didn't off

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

i'm natasha curry. thanks for spending part of your within with us. candlelight vigils took place all over texas for 12 soldiers and 1 sillian killed in the ft. shootings. the suspected gunman, major nidal hasan, a licensed psychiatrist is among the two dozen people in the hospital, he said to be in critical, but stable condition. one of the cops credit ud with the massacre is in stable condition. her partner described what it was like as both officers fired shots. >> when i saw him, he was standing there. i ordered him to identify myself. he raised his weapon and he fired a couple of rounds. we both took cover. and then he went around one side of the building. and then i started to go after him, the bystander said, no, he came around, he came around. and i came around the other side of the building and then that's when i seen him again and ordered him to drop his weapon. and he raised it, fired a couple more rounds at me and i engaged him. he fell. i went up and secured his weapon. >> we're starting to

i'm natasha curry, thanks for spending part of your weekend with us. >>> candle light vigils took place in texas for the 12 soldiers and one civilian killed in the ft. hood shootings. the suspected gunman, a licensed army psychiatrist is among the two dozen people still in the hospital. he is said to be in critical, but stable condition. one of the cops credited with ending the massacre is also said to be in stable condition. her partner described what it was like as both officers fired shots. >> when i seen he was just standing there, and when i ordered him to drop his weapon, identified myself, and he raised his weapon and shot a couple of rounds. and we both took cover. and then he went around one side of the building. and as i started to go after him, the bystander said no, he came around, he came around. and i came around the other side of the building. and that's when i saw him again and ordered him to drop his weapon. and he raised and fired a couple more rounds at me. i engaged him and he fell. and i went up and secured his weapon. >> we're now

i'm natasha curry. top story, the house of representatives passed a sweeping health care bill, along mostly party lines. last night's vote was 220-215 with one republican voting for it. that vote came from first-term louisiana republican joseph cao who holds a seat in predominantly democratic new orleans. >> in congress, as you know, we will never get a perfect bill and i had to make a decision and i felt that last night's decision was the right decision for my district, even though it was not the popular decision for my party. >> 39 democrats crossed the aisle to vote against the bill. now, if it becomes law, the bill will represent the biggest expansion of health care coverage since medicare was created more than 40 years ago. house speaker nancy pelosi says the vote is a huge win for democrats. >> if our bill prevails, which i'm certain that it will in these respects, that being a woman is no longer a pre-existing medical condition. that if you have a pre-existing medical condition, you cannot be den

i see john alston, the deputy speaker of the house, labor member 'attash in goal, -- natasha engle, they are all interested in listening to and perhaps learning from you. >> the points raised for really passionate and they were very good points race. 15th thousand, 30,000, one in three. we have heard passionate arguments for why -- the economic crisis we find ourselves in, in a deep recession, do we really need to add another 3.5 billion extra to the taxpayers, where do we listen to the morality and our consciousness? why three quarters of a million of young people will not continue education because they cannot afford the cost of going to university. it is time not to just consider [unintelligible] universities do not worry me, said one student. she describes it as the curse of her generation, and how she will be unfairly shackled with debt. we have campaigned on abolishing universities. these postcards that were sent to our mp's, these were sent from young people all over england. now is the time to be heard, and the time to hear answers. not only have we agreed that the cost of univer