albuquerque is a sophisticated police department.ink importantly gone out to the community after we had back-to-back deaths. >> julia, let's go to the mayor of albuquerque, tim keller. >> i just want to thank -- i know we'll introduce some of the dignitaries as they come up. but we have representatives here. we have our chief of state police, chief johnson is here. so is the head of the fbi. i saw him when we were here, as well as our u.s. attorney. you can see many other familiar faces, the commander here. now, i want to thank you all for being here, and we actually all have so much that we want to share about what's happened. we're going to mare with you a little bit of that, but we want to make sure we get a clear message out. we need the public's help today on a specific issue. and so we'll get to that in a moment. now, i also want to mention interpretation. because of individuals involved in this, and the language capabilities that are sometimes a little hit and miss here in albuquerque, we are grateful to have interpretation. o

the community here in albuquerque.t the icnm, all my life it has always been a diverse group of ethnicities, a diverse group of religious sects. we never had that divide and we don't intend to have that divide . again, as hard as it is, we are going to get through this. amy: samia assed, again, all of our condolences. human rights activist and organizer in albuquerque and a member of the islamic center of new mexico. next up, the fbi recently rated properties in st. louis, missouri, and st. petersburg, florida, tied to the african people's socialist party as the justice department indicts a russian man who they accuse of using u.s.-based groups to spread russian propaganda. we will speak with the african people's socialist party founder omali yeshitela, whose home was raided. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] and beco this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. we turn to look at t fbi raing several propeies in late julyn st. louis, missouri, and st. petersburg,

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we do know that investigators and albuquerque police were inside the home of a muslim family in the albuquerquerea late last night, and all of this development happening here today. we have reached out to community leaders here in albuquerque as you imagine. the last week has been a fearful week for the muslim community in albuquerque. leaders telling us they are relieved and hopeful this news will bring people peace and not have to live in fear. victor. >> ed lavandera, in albuquerque, thank you. >>> outrage, condemnation, threats of payback, coming from top republicans rallying around donald trump following the fbi search of his florida home. now, here's this tweet from gop senator marco rubio. biden is playing with fire, by using a document dispute to get the justice department to persecute a likely future election opponent. one day, what goes around is going to come around, and this from house minority leader kevin mccarthy, telling attorney general merrick garland, to quote preserve your documents and clear your calendar. alice stewart is a republican strategist, a former communications di

. >>> and the mayor of albuquerque believes the muslim men killed in his city were targeted. the hunt are for the killer is now on. that's what we are watching at this hour. >>> thank you for being here. i'm indkate bolduan. a legislative victory that has the potential to redefine the president's legacy and boost his sagging approval ratings less than 100 days out from the midterm elections. the senate passed what they have called the inflation reduction act without a single republican vote. the landmark bill now heads to the house. they are set to vote on it on friday. the bill includes nearly $370 billion to combat the climate crisis, the largest such investment in u.s. history. it also includes significant tax and health policies in there, such as giving medicare the power for the first time to negotiate the prices of certain prescription drugs. let's get to it. let's begin with cnn's jessica dean live on capitol hill with more on this landmark deal. jessica, there is a lot in this thing. >> reporter: there is a lot in this bill. and, kate, i think it's important to focus

. >>> today, the president also responded to the murders of four men in albuquerque, new mexico, allf them muslims, all of them ambushed according to police. in a tweet, mr. biden wrote he is angered and saddened by the horrific killings. cbs' lilia luciano is monitoring developments. lilia? >> reporter: mark, the governor of new mexico is calling them targeted killings and is sending more state law enforcement to albuquerque. but until the killer or killers are caught, the local albuquerque muslim community are living in fear. local, state and federal police are stepping up efforts after friday's shooting of naeem hussain, the thirst muslim man murdered in albuquerque in less than two weeks. ahmad assed runs the islamic center of new mexico, which all three of the victims attended. >> just an emotional roller coaster in trying to make sense of these horrific and heinous crimes. >> reporter: 41-year-old aftab hussein was killed on july 26th. and 27-year-old muhammad afzaal hussain on august 1st. >> my brother will not come back, but i want someone else's brother, someone else's siste

we're going to go live to albuquerque next. he's keeping calm with another day to adjust his balance if he overdrdraws by more than $50. overdraft assist from chchase. make more of what's yours. >>> topping our national lead, police say a suspect has been detained in the killings of four muslim men in albuquerque, new mexico. the announcement coming a short time ago amid growing fear and grief over the murders. ed lavendera joins us live from albuquerque. what do we know about how police were able to track down this suspect? >> this story has changed dramatically in the last 13 hours. the police chief here in albuquerque announcing on social media that they were able to find the vehicle, this gray vok volkswagen jetta. that person was detained and they're saying that the primary suspect in the police chief said in the murder of a muslim man, but police here in albuquerque for days have been saying they believe the murders of four different muslim men in this area are all connected. police have scheduled a press briefing for 5:3

and this is not only a threat to albuquerque muslims.is a threat to everyone, to our very way of life in this country. so we're happy to do everything we can to support the local community. and that's same of muslim organizations across the country. this is not just a local issue. we have a teaching as muslims that our community is like one body. one part of the body hurts, the entire body is harmed. that's what the prophet muhammad, peace be on him, told us to believe. we believe that and we're all concerned, all impacted, and everyone is trying to do something to help. >> all right. we appreciate your time. edward ahmed mitchell, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> and we'll be right back. (manny) yeah, that's what i do. (vo) with 5g ultra wideband in many momore cities, you get up to 10 timimes the spd at no extra cost. get verizon business unlimitedd from the network businesseses ry on. if you have this... consider adding this. an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan from unitedhealthcare. medicare supplement plans help by paying

joining us now, the mayor of albuquerque, new mexico, tim keller.ng us during this very, very difficult time. what impact are the killings of these four muslim men having on your community, and are there any new developments you can share with us tonight? >> you know, right now we're in a state of shock and grief and outrage that this could occur in our community. there are obviously lots of questions, open-ended questions that we all wish we had answers towards. but we do have some serious leads. folks have heard about the vehicle we're looking for and we are chasing some other leads that have come in through crime stoppers. and so we have marshalled all the resources we can, every single law enforcement agency from the state all the way down to local as well as the fbi is on this. and we are going to demonstrate that this person will be held to justice. we're going to make sure that people feel safe again in our city and that's also what we're focused on. we've got extra police patrols at every mosque during prayer time. we're delivering meals to

police in albuquerque capture a suspect in the murders of four muslim men. the possible motive and how the community helped out. >>> surprise announcement. tennis star serena williams says she's ready to move on. her future plans after one more tournament. >>> well, good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. republicans are pressuring the justice department for answers after the fbi searched former president trump's home in florida. his supporters rallied outside mar-a-lago yesterday waving flags and chanting to protest what they called a raid. the fbi searched the estate on monday as part of an investigation to determine whether trump potentially mishandled classified material. last night he met with republican lawmakers at his home in bedminster, new jersey. one lawmaker said trump has made up his mind about 2024 and, quote, we'll all be happy with his decision. trinity chavez is in new york with more on all of this. trinity, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. the search is related to allegations former president trump i

cnn's ed lavandera is in albuquerque this morning with the latest. this has to be terrifying for that community, ed. >> reporter: there is no question, john, these murders have sent a chilling reaction throughout the muslim community here in albuquerque, new mexico. we're told it's about 3,000 to 4,000 muslims that live here in the albuquerque area. there is a great deal of concern emerging because there is so little information as to what is going on. the first murder happened back in november of last year, so about ten months ago. that is when the first person was killed. then now in the last two weeks we have seen a string of three other murders. one on july 26, another one on august 1st and then, as you mentioned, the latest victim was a man who had attended the funeral services of the two previous victims. friday afternoon he was in the mosque behind me, talking to people, asking questions about what was going on, concerned about what was going on, and then a few hours later he was killed as well. what one think that albuquerque police believe i

reinforcements for albuquerque police following the killings of four muslim men. >>> plus, with kids returning to school, america's teacher shortage hits crisis levels. >>> and later, weekend journal. a field of dreams for every child. >> i'm scott macfarlane in new york, pennsylvania. the second half of the baseball season, we found some new players who say their first experience is absolutely life-changing. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs weekend news." >> good evening, everyone. jericka is off. i'm mark strassmann. tonight, president biden has the milestone legislative victory he desperately wanted and needed heading into november's midterms. and naturally, it didn't come easy. first, polarized senators pulled an all-nighter. they started debating saturday and kept arguing before finally voting. then late today, with vice president kamala harris casting the tiebreaker, democrats passed the president's economic agenda that had been left for dead. it's a mix of climate change spending, lowered health-care costs, and raised corporate taxes. also today, the president left the white h

joining me now from albuquerque is nbc's guad venegas, what do we know?reporter: katy, the police chief here in albuquerque tweeted a message saying they have found a vehicle believed to be linked to the killings and also calling the man detail stained with that vehicle a primary suspect. we are expecting a presser for the media later this afternoon, according to the information that was shared on social media. now, just yesterday morning, we spoke to the head of the islamic center near albuquerque who told us he had spoken to authorities, according to information he received, members of the community had been helping authorities find the vehicle. they also set up on the website a portal for people to upload photos and videos that could he want in the investigation. the photo of that wagon/sedan could be there with photos and they have detained an individual, who you mentioned has been detained as the primary suspect in the killing of four muslim men here in albuquerque. the last three of them happening just over the last two weeks. the last man was kille

>> ed lavendera in albuquerque, new mexico.e learning more about the victim, the man killed on friday in albuquerque. he was just 25 years old. his name is naeem hussain. he had just become a u.s. citizen on july 8th, exactly one month ago. he came to the united states from pakistan in 2016. he was a shiite muslim, fleeing persecution in pakistan. he was a truck driver for several years. just this year he opened his own trucking business. his family says that he was making plans to bring his wife from pakistan. according to his brother-in-law, hussain, quote, had a lot of dreams and he accomplished some of them. his others were cut short by this heinous act. joining me now to discuss this string of horrific murders is edward mitchell, the deputy executive director of the council on american islamic relations. thank you for joining us this morning. i want to note the circumstances around mr. hussain's death. he was killed the very same day that he attended the funeral of the two muslim men who were killed right before him, in th

city of albuquerque, new mexico is on high alert after four men were killed in the past nine months,e past two weeks. police are asking the public for help to track down a car that might be the key to solving the murders. here's the latest. reporter: he had attended the funerals of two muslim men murdered in the last two weeks in albuquerque, new mexico on friday. that night, police say he was ambushed. his family says his friends found him shot to death in his car. >> the friends that saw the body say it was a headshot. i don't know if it was a single shot or multiple shot. reporter: police are investigating if the three murders are linked to the murder of another muslim man last november, and are asking the public to help find the driver of this car, which might be connected to the killings. >> we're also increasing our air support. now that we have information about a vehicle of interest, that kind of support will be crucial. reporter: but in albuquerque, the muslim community has been shaken by the murders. >> you walk out of the house not knowing if you are going to be followed a

the manhunt in albuquerque, new mexico is over.ave made an arrest in the killings of four muslim men whose deaths sparked fear in muslim communities nationwide. cbs's omar villafranca is there. >> reporter: tonight the manhunt in albuquerque is over. >> this crime felt -- made our community feel like it was under attack. >> reporter: authorities announcing they have arrested muhammed syed, 51, after finding efld that ties him to the murders of two muslim immigrants. >> this is the kind of work, this collaboration, that will yield results. this is law enforcement and all partners at their best. >> reporter: investigators are charging syed with two counts of homicide and are investigating other charges related to the other two murders. authorities say they matched gun casings from the crime scenes with the gun found in syed's home. police say the suspect may have known the victims to some extent and described an interpersonal political that may have led to the murders. >> as we know, over the last few days our community has been rock

calling an extra state police to albuquerque. they are scared to go to prayer, scared to go to work, scared to go to the grocery store. what will make them feel safe short of apprehending this criminal? >> you are right, that is the top of mind for everybody. just to catch whoever is responsible for these murders. but, the way that we can try to make people feel more safe is those added security measures at schools, at the university. but, also patrols. in neighborhoods, in areas where people shop. in or around the mosques, especially, and, so our city government is doing all that we can to try to supplement with the community is doing for itself. and what neighbors are doing. we are offering things like grocery pick up, rides for people who need to pick up a prescription. even offering counseling, connecting people with counseling during this very traumatic time. >> and you can't forget the fact that if these are connected, which many signs are pointing to, as you acknowledge in the press conference over the weekend. this person

jericka. >> duncan: omar villafranca in albuquerque, thank you. the end of an era, tennis great serena williams says she is evolving away from the sport. she has redefined for the last 23 years. williams tells vogue magazine this month's u.s. open will likely be her last. here's cbs's jamie yuccas. >> phenomenal. incredible. >> reporter: she's one of the greatest tennis players ever. but yesterday's win was serena williams' first in over a year. post-match, williams seemed playful. >> i guess there's a light at the end of the tunnel. >> i know you're joking but can you -- >> i'm not joking. >> reporter: then hours later came this bombshell essay in vogue where williams writes, i have been reluctant to admit that i have to move on from playing tennis. it comes up and i start to cry. next month, williams will turn 41. >> her spirit would love to keep playing but she realizes her body is saying i'm done. i don't think the benevolence was first and foremost in her mind, oh, let's let the younger generation -- she would love to crush them. >> reporter:

guad venegas has late details. >> reporter: tonight a terrified muslim community in albuquerque on edgeer the killings of four muslim men. authorities calling their shooting deaths targeted >> there are several things in common with all four of the homicides and we're digging back and looking at any other crime that might fit this similar pattern >> reporter: police say the latest victim, 25-year-old naeem hussein, was found dead friday night from a gunshot wound outside the lutheran family services known for providing services for refugees just days ago hussain attended the funerals of two of the other albuquerque murder murder victims, muhammad afzaal hussain and aftab hussein, all three originally from pakistan the president of the islamic center of new mexico hoping investigators comb all possible links >> the community is -- you know, it's very deflated and eagerly awaiting some response, some answer to why >> reporter: all four men targeted in public areas of this section in albuquerque the fbi is now involved authorities now desperately searching for this vehicle they say may be

but in albuquerque, the muslim community has been shaken by the murders. you walk out of the house, not knowing if you're going to be followed and target it out. that is what is on the mind of every person leaving their home in albuquerque. that happens to be honest. there is no sense of safety while police are not saying if the men are being targeted because of their faith. he crimes against muslims are increasing . in a judgment of the largest jurisdictions grew in california, new york city, chicago, anti muslim hate crimes rose from 84 to 122 or we 5 percent increase. and these data are usually predicted of trends for men from afghanistan and pakistan who emigrated to the u. s. gun down in their chosen hometown. the latest no heem hussain received his citizenship just last month and was planning on bringing his wife in pakistan to live here. the dream was to buy their own home particle haine al jazeera. a day off, the china announced it was extending its biggest military drills. taiwan is carried out his own live fire exercise is to stimulate, defending

now to some breaking news-- the manhunt in albuquerque, new mexico is over. police say they have made an arrest in the killings of four muslim men whose deaths sparked fear in muslim communities nationwide. cbs's omar villafranca is there. >> reporter: tonight, the manhunt in albuquerque is over. >> this crime made our community feel like it was under attack. >> reporter: authorities announcing they have arrested muhammed syed, 51, after finding evidence that ties him to the murders of two muslim immigrants. >> this is the kind of work, this collaboration, that will yield results. this is law enforcement, and all partners at their best. >> reporter: investigators are charging syed with two counts of homicide, and are investigating other charges related to the other two murders. authorities say they matched gun casings from the crime scenes with the gun found at syed's home. police say the suspect may have known the victims to some extent, and describe an interpersonal conflict that may have led to the murders. >> as we know, over the last few days, our commun

at least two of them were killed in the same area in southeast albuquerque.ay that at least three of them were shot dead and also just it was unpredictable, that it was just a random situation. so just members of this community very worried about who is behind these killings, and authorities saying they will do everything they can to find the person responsible. pam. >> and the most recent victim, mohammed hussein, worked for the city government in espanola, new mexico. the mayor calling him a brilliant public servant. what else do we know about these men? >> reporter: look, the latest victim is one that has not been identified yet. that was the one that was killed on friday night. he is a muslim man believed to be in his 20s from south asia, and then there are two other cases that police believe are very tightly connected because these are the two that went to the same mosque and got killed in the same area. so you have mohammed hussein and afsad hussein. they were killed, one of them on july 26th, the other one august 1st. finally there is that victim from

city of albuquerque. new mexico is on high alert. off to 4 men were killed in the past 9 months. 3 of them in the past 2 weeks. police are now asking the public for help to track down a car that might be the key to solving the murders, pentico haine. as the latest name, hussein had attended the funerals of to muslim men murdered in the last 2 weeks in albuquerque, new mexico. on friday that night, police say he was ambushed. his family says his friends found him shot to death in his car. the present saw the body this for there was a head shot, so i don't know if it was a single shot or for multiple shots. now police are investigating if the 3 murders are linked to the murder of another muslim man mohammed amadi last november and are asking the public to help find the driver of this car, which might be connected to the killings. we are also increasing our error support . now that we have the information and a vehicle of interest, that kind of support is going to be crucial. but in albuquerque, the muslim community has been shaken by t

a string of killings in albuquerque's muslim community. the fbi assisting local law enforcement. they're focusing on a vehicle of interest. >> the vehicle is a dark silver sedan with four doors and tin ed windows. >> reporter: four muslim men killed in this community over the last nine months. these pictures posted by the islamic center of new mexico. authorities believe the killings may all be related. the latest victim, 25-year-old naeem hussain murdered just days ago. last monday, 27-year-old muhammad afzaal hussain was gunned down. on july 26th, 41-year-old aftab hussein was found with gunshot wounds and later died. and in november, a fourth man, mohammad ahmadi, was shot and killed. the killings putting many muslims here on edge. >> people feel like members of the community are being targeted and killed, so they're scared. >> reporter: added patrol now guarding the islamic center. we met with muhammad imtiyaz. he showed us where his brother muhammad afzaal hussain was murdered, just down the street from their home. just at the end of

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albuquerque police this morning are looking for information on this vehicle of interest.at it. they say it could be connected to the killings. joining us now is the mayor of albuquerque, tim keller. mr. mayor, thank you for joining us. we just put the picture up of this vehicle of interest. any other leads you can tell us about this morning? >> well, right now this is the best lead the public can help us with. so, we know this vehicle has been connected to the scenes for a couple of these incidents. we're asking everyone, especially in our community down here, to help us track this down. it's a relatively unique vehicle. we know there's roughly 100 of these in central new mexico. so, it's just a question of time and identification of finding this vehicle. of course, connecting the dots further to bring justice to what's happened. this is our best bet right now. >> obviously, all four victims we're talking about here, muslim men. anything else you can tell us about how these cases are linked? >> at this point in the investigation we want to make sure and focus on that as o

albuquerque mayor tim keller says the killings are keeping people in. albuquerque is muslim community from functioning normally members of our muslim community who are afraid to participate everyday activities that they should never be afraid. >> to do things like shopping things like praying, things like going to school. >> that was ali bradley reporting for us. still a lot of questions on this case. authorities have not confirmed if there is more than one suspect or if the courts will consider these killings, hate crimes. coming up next here on kron, 4 news at noon. a new investment trends turning a lot of people and amateur car salesman. >> we'll explain straight ahead. plus, olivia newton-john icon of the silver screen has died. we're looking back at the actresses like a scene. and serena williams announcing she's walking away from tennis. what she plans on doing instead and when we can see her last performance. wow, look at this selection! tile, wood, stone, laminate, vinyl... and this one is...perfect. at floor and decor, our everyday low pricing

the four murders took place in southeast albuquerque.s killed last november, aftab, muhammad, and niem were gunned down in the last two weeks. on friday, muhammad attended the funerals of two other victims. he was spoken to briefly after the service and said he sounded concerned. >> what's going on? everything going to be okay? yeah, don't worry about it, just be careful. >> just a few hours later, the 25-year-old truck driver was killed. his brother-in-law says he was shot while sitting in his car in this parking lot. this isn't the first crisis the alba kirby muslim community has faced. last year, around the time of the first murder, a woman attempted to set fire to the islamic center mosque. the woman was arrested and her case is still pending. muslim leaders are now urging members use the buddy system when moving around the city and avoid being out at night alone. as we finished our interview with tahir, he checked his phone. >> right now, i have probably three, four missed calls from my wife. where are you? it's getting dark? she's

our senior correspondent ed lavandera is on the scene for us in albuquerque right now.ing about the suspect, ed? >> wolf, they said that after they released -- investigators, after they released the images of that gray volkswagen jetta, they received more than 230 tips. one of those tips leading them to 51-year-old muhammad siyed, who lives here in the albuquerque area. investigators say late last night they were watching his house, and they noticed he left the scene there and started driving away from albuquerque toward texas. and they said along that way near the town of santa rosa, which is about 50 to 60 miles east of albuquerque is when authorities pulled him over and arrested him. investigators talked about a little bit more about the evidence that led them to arrest this man. >> as we were getting ready to execute that search warrant, we saw him load into a vehicle. as a matter of fact, a vehicle that we believe was used in the homicides that we put out on the poster, and we followed him. with the help of state police, we were able to stop that car near santa ros

. >>> fear in albuquerque. four men are shot and killed, all of them muslim. the developments as police search for the killer. >>> new guidelines? the cdc is expected to ease some covid rules including for students. what it could mean ahead of the new school year. >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. this morning president biden and democratic lawmakers are celebrating. the senate passed the $740 billion inflation reduction act. after a marathon weekend session, the measure passed yesterday in a 51-50 party-line vote. democrats say the bill will fight climate change, lower health care costs for seniors, raise corporate taxes, and fight inflation. republicans argue it will undermine growth and make inflation worse as the economy faces the risk of falling into a recession. skyler henry is on capitol hill with the details. good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning to you. despite the criticism, majority leader chuck schumer said that this passage was one of the more definitive legislative feats of the 21st century. now the measure w

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. >> reporter: tonight in albuquerque, new mexico, fears a possible serial killer is on the loose and gunning down muslim men. police now on the hunt for this car, after a string o what authorities are calling targeted killings across the city >> we cannot denounce strongly enough what appears to be the targeting of people because of their race and religion >> reporter: the latest victim shot dead friday. authorities have yet to name him but tonight, his family identifying him as nahim hussein, his brother-in-law telling nbc news naim's friends found his body around midnight in a parking lot in east albuquerque. >> they approached the vehicle and saw him and opened the door. as soon as they touched him, he slouched over and fell over and his head and face were injured. >> reporter: a spokesperson for the community tells nbc news that hours before his murder naeem had attended the funeral service of two other murder victims mohammed afzal hussein and abtal hussein. both shot and killed days before in separate attacks >> i remember seeing him at the funeral all i told him is look out, b

powering possibilities. >>> right now we're following new developments in albuquerque, new mexico, tonightpolice say they have detained a primary suspect who may be involved in the brutal murders of four muslim men. cnn correspondent lucy kafanov is following the recent developments for us. what's the latest, lucy? >> that's right, wolf. the manhunt for the killer now potentially over with police announcing on twitter they detained what they describe as the primary suspect in these killing. authorities had been searching for a gray volkswagen jetta. they said, quote, they tracked down the vehicle believed to be involved in the recent murder of a muslim man in albuquerque. the driver was detained and he is our primary suspect in the murders. cnn has also learned that authorities detained and questioned a father and two sons as part of this investigation into the murders. it was immediately clear if one of the three men was that primary suspect announced by police. but my colleague ed lavendera and his producer were actually inside the home of a muslim family in albuquerque that was searched

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cnn's senior national correspondent ed lavandera is why albuquein albuquerque this .ghter. what are we learning from her? >> reporter: it was a surreal moment yesterday morning, just hours before the police announced the arrest of 51-year-old muhammad syed, we were inside his home speaking with family. we see the evidence that just hours before that police had been inside the home executing a search warrant. we later learned that police had actually been tracking muhammad s syed for some time and he left just an hour before investigators arrived to investigate the search warrant at his home and he left to drive to texas. that's where police caught him, an hour east of here in santa rosa, new mexico. right now they're trying to piece together what the motives are behind this attack. they believed that 51-year-old muhammad syed is connected to all the murders. right now he's only being charged with two out of the four. they say they have shell casing evidence that suggests that connects him to those two murders so far. investigators say they recovered numerous firearms

he was found shot last year behind the albuquerque market he owned. >> several things in common with all four of the homicides and we're digging back into it. >> reporter: overnight, police released this image of a vehicle they say is possibly connected to the murders. the islamic center in new mexico there. >> this is really a surreal time for us, we're in fear of the safety of our children, our families. >> a muslim civil rights group is offering a $10,000 reward in this case. >>> time now for a look at your monday weather. a slow-moving storm system heads into the midwest today bringing showers and thunderstorms. parts of iowa, wisconsin and illinois are on alert for flooding. storms are also expected this afternoon. across much of the south. meanwhile, it's aother day of dangerous heat from the southern plains to new england, boston will feel like 100 degrees today, st. louis will feel like 103. checking the high temperatures elsewhere, 90s in the pacific northwest. seattle and portland are under heat advisories. >>> and coming up, the former miss america running for congress. >>

frankly that community statewide, i am incredibly angry about this situation. >> we are truly one albuquerque and this is yet another test where we're going to demonstrate that that's the case >> reporter: authorities are asking the public to help find a dark-colored four-door volkswagen jetta sedan seen near one of the crime scenes. >>> president biden tweeted about the killings, saying "these hateful acts have no place in america." >>> we now turn to ohio, where i amass shooting left nine people injured. cincinnati police said eight men and one woman were shot early sunday morning the university of cincinnati medical center said in a statement that the nine victims have been released from the hospital police say one officer fired a shot, though it is unknown whether it hit the shooter officials believe there were two shooters at the scene but so far no arrests have been made. >>> president biden has ended his covid isolation after two consecutive negative tests he suffered a rebound case after taking paxlovid when he tested positive more than two weeks ago. today mr. biden and first lady dr

jericka. >> omar villafranca in albuquerque, thank you.where a judge sentenced a white father and son to life in prison and their neighbor to 35 years for federal hate crime in theurder of manager the courtroom. >> it was hard to look at them every day as a father, and they show no remorse for how they took his life. that's the thing that really bothered me real bad. and then they asked for mercy. they didn't give him no mercy that day. >> all three men are already serving life sentences after being convicted in murder in a state trial last year. back here in washington, senate democrats are celebrating the weekend passage of a multi-billion-dollar spending bill focused on healthcare, climate change and taxes. scott macfarlane takes a closer look at how and when you might actually feel the impact. >> ms. klobuchar, aye. >> reporter: after a weekend marathon of voting in the u.s. senate. >> and the bill as amended is passed. >> reporter: approving a nearly three quarters trillion plan called the inflation reduction act the work we iman in s

so far no arrests have been made >>> well, police in albuquerque, new mexico fear that a serial killer may be targeting the city's muslims since november four men have been shot and killed, and they were all muslim of south asian descent. after the most recent murder on friday the police are now saying the cases may be related during a press conference state and city officials denounced the killings and expressed support for the muslim community >> to the albuquerque islamic community and frankly that community statewide, i am incredibly angry about this situation. >> we are truly one albuquerque, and this is yet another test where we're going to demonstrate that that's the case >> and authorities are asking the public to help find a dark-colored four-door volkswagen jetta sedan seennea at least one of those crime scenes now, president biden tweeted about the killings saying, "these hateful attacks have no place in america." >>> ukraine is condemning russian attacks on the largest nuclear power plant in europe. the country's president, volodymyr zelenskyy, called the shelling nuclear t

he is being charged with two homicides the killings of two men. >> we knew albuquerque would step up and somebody would find and identify that vehicle for us which is exactly what happened >> reporter: the four killings taking place on different evenings in this section of the city,three of them in the last two weeks on sunday, authorities released a photo of the suspect's car, pleading for the public's help and adding a $20,000 reward for information. today's news, little comfort for the brother of the victim, mohammed ahmadi. >> everybody is coming to me and they're crying for him if you lost somebody, you'll never get it back >> reporter: the latest victim, the 25-year-old naeem hussein, found dea friday night just hours after attending the funerals of two of the other murder victims, muhammad afzaal hussein and aftab hussein, all three originally from pakistan and the suspect is facing charges for the murders of two men yet the district attorney's office says they are working with detectives on potential charges on the other two homicides. tom? >> with those new developments, tha

as we wait for more information on what's happening here in albuquerque. >> i thank you so much for thatdate. >>> president biden and the first lady will arrive to kentucky and that state continues to grapple with the devastation of deadly flooding. meanwhile local officials tasked with planning for the school year after several schools were completely flooding and some students and staff are homeless. joining us is the superintendent of the perry county school district in kentucky, jonathan jett. you mentioned in an interview you have never seen anything like this. what are you seeing and what happened in your district? >> some of the communities are just completely devastated. lost everything, homes, cars, family members. so it is extremely sad to see the heart ache that people are dealing with right now. >> according to the district website school supposed to start this thursday but what does this damage mean for the upcoming school year? >> i have to relocate students from two of the buildings. both schools suffered significant damage and it will be months if not years before we can

. >>> albuquerque on edge as police reveal the murders of four muslim men could be linked. >> we have a vehicle of interest, and we want everyone to take note of this vehicle who lives in central new mexico, and we have got to find this vehicle. >>> a fourth set of human remains have now been found in lake mead's receding waters. >> we have to identify the victim, and that's what we're trying to do at this point. >>> and actor anne heche now said to be in stable condition after her car crashes into an l.a. house, narrowly missing a person inside. >> she was in the house at the time, and the car stopped like two feet away from where she was sitting. so she was pretty lucky. >>> i'm pamela brown in washington. you are live in the "cnn newsroom." >>> lower prescription costs, an historic national fight against climate change. senate democrats pass a scaled back version of the landmark legislation they've chased for more than a year. it tooks months of negotiations and an exhaustive all nighter of whirl wind votes to reach a 50-50 split along party lines. vice president kamala harris then