jason rodriguez. a 40-year-old man driving what could be a 2002 nissan suv. described as light skinned hispanic wearing a blue shirt and blue jeans. he is a former employee of an infrastructure company that has office was inside that complex. an unknown number of people are still in that building and could be hurt. it's not clear that eight is the together number of people who are victims from this. police are trying to clear the office building by going floor by floor. all patients have been taken to orlando medical center. dozens of police cars, fire engines, ambulances on scene. the hunt continues for jason rodriguez and rodriguez again may be on foot. it's not clear. >>> two california cities are using different ways to keep type ii diabetes from ravaging their communities. dr. sanjay gupta takes a look in this week's "fit nation." >> drugs, prosecution, gang violence. all of it chula vista california just a year ago. students were walking to school along these roads with no sidewalks. what do the

for alex rodriguez, this was sweet redemption.s 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 facebook page saying, i say let him show family pride. michael is deserving of it as well as his son. michael from durham, north carolina, where jordan has some roots, it doesn't matter whose kid refuses to wear adidas shoes. central florida had a contract with adidas in which it lost. if the kid doesn't wear them, he doesn't

rodriguez was ordered held without bond. he's charged with first degree murder. witnesses say he shot and killed one person and wounded five others at an engineering firm. the company says he worked there until he was fired for poor performance two years ago. police say he blamed the firm for having trouble getting unemployment benefits. >>> one of our i-reporters had a unique perspective on the orlando shooting from the balcony in her apartment, high above the action. she was right there. here by phone is heather pallett. thanks for joining us. what was that like for you? you're looking out, you see all these police, all these emergency vehicles. were you scared? what was it like? >> caller: at first i was really scared, because i had no idea what was going on. i had just woken up and i opened the blinds and there was, you know, 50, 100 rescue teams and it was very scary when i did not know what was going on. when i found out later what was going on, i wasn't that scared. i was actually probably more protected than anybody else. i was surrounded by s.w.a.t. team

suspect jason rodriguez arrested thankfully. police acted quickly before this nightmare could claim still more victims. >> this was a model response by the orlando police department and their supporting law enforcement agencies and the orlando fire department. the gunman has been apprehended so the community is safe. that's the important thing to know now. >> oex. phone lines lighting up. larry, tennessee, your question or thought, sir? >> caller: yes. it really bothers me every time we have this incident, we go to blame the gun. it's the gun, it's the gun. our failure is to recognize, identify potential threats, disarm them, give them the appropriate treatment if they need it, put them in a penitentiary where they belong, if necessary, take care of that. i've owned guns my whole life. i'm retired military. i've been around them, i hunt, i brought daughters up, they know how to use them. why is it we want to go back oh, the gun and macho men. i'm sensitive, i'm educated. >> i'll say a couple things. one, i think you make some go

just a few months ago, alex rodriguez was at the center of a doping controversy. now he's at the brink of leading the yankees to a championship. what a year it's been for him. hi. >> complete and total aboutface. good morning to you, robin. phillies are kind of to blame for it. they made him angry and you won't like him when he's angry. this gierks alex rodriguez, did literally nothing in the first two games of the series. phillies started hitting him with pitches. he gets drilled by a 90-mile-an-hour fastball, the third time he was hit in two games. both benches were issued a warning, play nice. two outs in the ninth inning, score tied, a. rod hit back. they would go on to win, one win away from the championship, kids. >>> this guy, not a kid. return of the 40-year-old viking, brett favre's return to green bay. how would they greet him? those were boos. mostly, they were boos. some stood and cheered for favre. this guy had the last laugh, ripping the hearts of packer fans out, he threw four touchdown passes to lead the vikings to the win. if you have a friend fro

for alex rodriguez, a guy who notoriously disappears in the postseason, it was sweet redemption but owner george steinbrenner, who spent over $200 million on this team, unfortunately, was too frail to see it in person but no doubt he was smiling and the yankees win their first title since 2000 because they've just suffered so much over waiting nine years for a title. that's sarcasm and that's sports. we'll have more a little later. >> yeah, for sure. thank you, rafer. a lot of cheering in the studio this morning, i'll tell you what. >> it's so fun to work with a cubs fan. they're so angry all the time. so angry. bitter. >> hey, bob. >> what's up, natasha? good morning to you. if you're doing any traveling, another clipper type system rolling through the great lakes. it's a different one from yesterday. the one from yesterday still setting up shop off the eastern seaboard. light rain up around boston. the rain itself is on the light side again, scattered when it comes in through ontario down to the ohio valley, in through western pennsylvania. here is the pittsburgh radar picking up extrem

jason rodriguez surrendered and apologized. witnesses say he shot and killed one person and wounded five others at an engineering firm. the company says he worked there until he was fired for poor performance two years ago. police say he blamed the firm for having trouble receiving unemployment benefits. many of you have tough options to weigh as you go through your company's health care plans. several companies are scaling back. how do you choose to be covered next year? it could mean you have to pay higher co-pays and out of pocket expen expenses. lisa sylvester explains. >> reporter: for many u.s. workers, it's open enrollment time, when workers choose their company-sponsored health care plans for next year. what they're finding, many corporations have scaled back. workers will have to pay higher out-of-pocket a company that advises corporations on benefit plans four out of ten employers are raising workers' deductibles and co-payments next year. >> health care costs are still rising faster than pay, rising faster than profi

alex rodriguez tees off, nick swisher and matsui. three home runs for the yankees, won 8-5, lead the series two-1. game four tonight in philadelphia. >>> college football, top-ranked florida versus georgia. watch riley cooper back in the end zone with the unbelievable catch here. all gators in this one. they remain undefeated. tebow passes walker on the scec's rushing touchdown list. 41-17 the gators rolls over georgia. >>> a tough season continues for uconn. the huskies, their fist home game after the stabbing death of jasper howard. they were leading until tim brown goes 81 yards for the game winning touchdown catch. here's the thing. brown was one of hauoward's bes friend and said only howard would have had the speed to catch him. 24-21 uconn. the tof lus. >>> what a turning point for the hawkize. down at halftime to lowly indiana. this turned it around. one more look, the quarterback is hit. watch how many times this ball bounces around, winds up in the hands of a hawkeye, goes off for the interception return for the touchdown. t

that is salvador rodriguez. so we go from six arrests down to five. obviously the police investigation active and ongoing, mike. >> okay. what do we know about people coming forward with information? we heard from margarita who made the 911 call, brave young woman. she's fearful. are people holding back information at this point, henry, out of fear and we'll use the word snitching and the consequences? >> well, i have no reports that anyone is holding back, certainly because of the sense of community outrage, which is widespread and deep, a lot of people very upset about what has happened. the doesn't matter what the street -- what it is on the street. a lot of people do want to come forward and talk to police about what happened. >> okay. and we hope that they do. have you had a chance to get a sense, henry, of students at the school in that area? are they fearful to go back to that school? what's been that reaction? >> as we've heard throughout the week, mike, students have to go to school never the less, no matter what's going on. they have tests t

rodriguez was held without bond and he is charged with first degree murder. he shot and killed one person and wounded five others at an engineering firm. he was fired two years ago. he blamed the firm for having trouble getting unemployment benefits. >>> one of our i reporters has a unique perspective on the orlando shooting. from the balcony of her apartment, she was right there. heath heather, thank you for joining us. you look out and see all this of this. >> i had no idea what was going on. i adjust woken up and i opened the blinds, and there was 50, 100 rescue teams and it was very scary when i did not know what was going on. when i found out later what was going on, i was not that scared. i was actually probably more protected than anybody else. i was surrounded by s.w.a.t. team and secret service. >> and you found out by watching tv? you were watching outside and watching the television? >> caller: i opened the blinds and saw all of the policemen and i turned on the tv and i was watching the live interviews that were being conducted five stories below

rodriguez is friends with one of the suspects in custody. he says he tried to stop the attackers from taking pictures of the girl. he now fears for his life for being labeled a snitch. >> i just see like everybody going crazy and messing with her. i was like hey, man, calm down. leave her alone. that's a little girl. you don't do nothing like that. i've got two 15-year-old sisters myself. >> reporter: the witness says he watched for 15 to 20 minutes. not even his own family knows he was there that night. >> i felt i could have done something but i don't feel like i have any responsibility for anything that happened. >> all right. i want to let everyone know this, neither cnn nor the richmond police department has verified rodriguez' account of his actions at the scene. he was the 21-year-old we saw on camera. the other was an anonymous witness. the richmond police department says it's obviously still under investigation. i want to bring in our experts. we'll take your calls, 1-877-tell hln. we welcome back michelle, our psychologist and cont

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 legitimat

the turnaround started with alex rodriguez lined a shot to the right-field corner.t was ruled a double but it was overruled after reviewing the play on instant replay saying it was actually a homer. the yankees now lead the series two games to one. >>> everybody wants to save more and spend less and we have just the guy to help you. join hln money expert at 4:00 p.m. eastern right here on hln. >>> the world's largest cruise ship is so big it had to lower its smokestacks in order to squeeze under a bridge. it's tough to see in this nighttime video but the oit skimmed underneath with just two feet to spare. it's two feet larger than the titanic and can hold 6,300 passengers. it will make the u.s. debut in florida on the 20th of november. >>> here are some of the stories we'll be covering for you in the coming days. tomorrow is world pneumonia day. global events will call attention to the deadly children's disease blamed for 15 childhood deaths every second. voters will head to the polls for elections in several states. virginia and new jersey will declare governors an

these guys were very good. 17 seconds by adrian rodriguez of mexico.ilateral -- it was like the united colors of benton, people from everywhere. we'll have the records broken throughout the morning and a lot of weird ones. that's sports. >> all i remember is it seemed to be on the dirtiest gym floor, like your hands come up -- >> and then when you would bite it -- >> all right. are you a small business owner who is really having a tough time? hln money expert clark howard has information on where you can turn for help. >>> through this recession we've been in it seems everybody's been there to help people in big businesses try to get through. but what about you if person, a entrepreneur. who is there for you? it feels like you've been left on your own to try to survive tough economic times. however, there is help out there. what about you assembling your own kitchen cabinets. an informal group of people you gather together that are people who trust who have a business background or just experience. there are a number of more formal groups out there. se

jason rodriguez made his court appearance.rs say he was fired from the company for performance issues. >>> a nun who dedicated her life to indians in new mexico was remembered yesterday as a woman of passion for the poor. sister marquerite bartz was killed. police arrested an 18-year-old suspect they say he broke into the nun's home to rob her. >>> hurricane ida is picking up speed and could grow into a category 2 storm. it's roaring over the caribbean into the gulf of mexico. before heading toward the southern u.s. >>> that is a check of sunday morning headlines. welcome back to hln. thanks for joining us. investigators are combing through every piece of evidence they can find to answer a key question in the shooting spree at ft. hood. as ted rollins report, everyone wants to know why an army psychiatrist opened fire on his fellow soldiers. >> reporter: investigators say clues as to why nadil hasan allegedly went on a shooting rampage are still being gathered, 170 witnesses and victims have been interviewed so far. although t

. >>> after getting hit by a fastball, alex rodriguez responded by hitting back.he latest on the world series. here's rafer. >> good morning. this guy's had a real sort of change of life events. he's in that whole steroid controversy and now he could end up being the world series mvp. kate hudson? >> kate hudson. >> very first pitch a-rod saw a 90-mile-an-hour fastball in his back, third time they hit him in two days. they weren't happy. the umps said, cool it, everybody. two outs ninth inning, score tied a-rod hits back. he knocked in the even actual game-winning run and the yankees are one win away from winning it all. >>> other news it was the return of the 40-year-old viking brett favre came back to green bay. how did they greet him? in case you can't hear, those are boos, lots of them. brett had the last laugh. he just destroyed the packers. passing for four touchdowns. if you know anybody from wisconsin, today they are probably very depressed. i'm not being glib. give them a call. it was probably very difficult for them to see this. >>> this was great for ev

derek jeter getting congratulations, rodriguez hoisting the trophy. he was not the story soin this game. but little nope fact, so far every time the yankees have opened a new stadium, they've won the world champion ship. >> so they'll be building new stadiums like every -- was bob the one that didn't sleep last night? amazing. i can't even tell. he'll be back with more again on the mvp. >>> in the last hour, the house majority leader predicted they will have the votes to pass the health care reform bill. it's getting last minute help from the aarp. the associated press reports the powerful seniors lobby will endorse the house bill today. president obama will also visit capitol hill tomorrow to make a personal push for that legislation. >> a gruch inmates jumped no n. to a fight involving a prisoner and a guard, but surveillance video showses that this story does not end like you might think. >>> and the son of nba ledge he said michael jordan says he only wanted to wear the shoes endorsed by his dad, but his decision has cost his college. >>> time too

hudson was right there partying with the yankees and her boyfriend alex rodriguez last night after the won the world series. ever since kate started dating a-rod earlier in the season after he divorced his wife and ditched madonna, it seemed a-rod and the yanks have been unstoppable. so, steve, how much credit should kate get? >> oh, absolutely, she should get all of it. it's really -- had nothing to do with matsui hitting it out of the park, nothing. kate, she's a great girl. listen, women roare only lucky when you go fishing. jessica didn't do anything for romo, come on. >> speaking of jessica simpson, what a difference from when jessica simpson was called a jinx when she dated dallas cowboys quarterback tony romo. megan, thank goodness the yankees won or kate may have gotten the jessica simpson treatment. what do you think? >> that's very true. kate hudson, very lucky woman. and i think people look at this too and they think it's the all-american scenario here. we've got the great actress, kate hudson is a great actress, she's sitting in the stands next to jayz and her ack iconic pa

>> no alex rodriguez. >> a-rod, ouch. i saw that video. >> he gets hit by a fastball and he responds. let me tell you, this guy has been the ultimate story. could become the world series mvp. but this was the very first pitch he saw, a 0-mile-an-hour fastball in the back. this is in the world series last night. that was the third time they hit him in two days, so the umps are like, kids, settle, be nice. so here is his response with two outs in the ninth, the score tied. a-rod hits back, knocks in the eventual game-winning run and the yankees one game away from winning it all thanks to kate hudson. that's another story. >> that will leave a bruise. >> it will. >>> brett favre, the 40-year-old viking, speaking of purple, came back to green bay. they were so happy to see him. okay, sorry, those were boos. >> maybe not. >> loudly. but favre was the one who had the last laugh. he absolutely destroyed the packers, passing for four touchdowns. if you know anybody from wisconsin, they're probably very depressed today. give them

. >> during the seventh inning, her daughter was knocked up by alex rodriguez. >> reporter: letterman later apologized for the joke after learning it was palin's 14-year-old daughter, willow, who was in the stands, not the older teen daughter bristol, who just had a baby. but as walters showed palin today, letterman's not quite done with the palin punch lines. >> that brings us to a little segment called, things more fun than reading the sarah palin memoir. things more fun than reading -- here, take a look. watch this. >> number 14, driving into a tree. >> can you just shrug this kind of thing off? >> well, i can't, because those aren't even funny. >> reporter: ouch. and if you think that was frosty, wait until you hear what palin said about the possibility of appearing on letterman's show. >> i don't want to boost his ratings, but i want to sell my book. >> reporter: but palin feuded with 19-year-old levi johnston, the father of bristol's son. he's been all over the airwaves, dishing palin dirt, including this wile claim about sarah palin's baby son who has downs syndrome. >> coming

paul rodriguez, managing director. janice crump, senior director for special projects for the committee on house administration of the u.s. house of representatives. finally, president of the -- [unintelligible] [applause] our guest today could probably give a crash course on a time management. when he is not making a record or discovering the next half pop star, filming a movie, developing a clothing line, chris ludacris bridges is dedicating time and money to help america's young people become meaningful contributors to their communities ludacris is perhaps best known for his sometimes controversial rap lyrics. you may remember his song "politics, obama is here pirko it was not well received by the then presidential candidate. he has had a memorable movie roles, including a car thief and the oscar-winning film "crash." just a few weeks ago, he and a fellow rap star donated $10,000 to help victims of flooding in advanta, his hometown. our guest will tell us about the ludacris foundation, which has donated $500,000 and

. >> thanks to myra rodriguez. >>> a 70-year-old man shot dead in a bare in vail, colorado the first homicide in that posh ski resort in decades. 63-year-old richard morrow charged with first-degree murder. witness says the vietnam vet was a regular at sandbar sports grill. he apparently became irate saturday and escorted out the door when he allegedly pulled a gun and opened fire. >> the first shot, nobody knew what happened. we thought he threw a chair because there was a fight on the other side of the bar the second one, that's gunfire. hard to count while running. they kept coming. >> i found a man holding another guy, he had been shot in the arm. >> put my belt on, tightened it down, held it there until the ambulance got there to come and check on him. >> two other people injured in the shooting, they were taken to area hospitals. >>> the u.s. supreme court is hearing a case today, raising controversy. should juvenile i fenders be a. put way for life without parole for a crime that doesn't involve death? people who support the life sentence question whether rehabilitation is pos