as far as flint goes, very few jobs left there now. very few jobs left in the state of michigan with general motors, but, you know, it's a sad story that has hit many towns across this country. it's not just flint, michigan, anymore. >> larry: you could get up to $1 million in state subsidies for making "capitalism: a love story" in michigan. given the film's critique of government handouts to the rich, is it hypocrite cal of you to take their money? >> yes. it would be. that's why i'm not talking it. in fact, what i did was i set it up so that the -- the tax rebate money doesn't go to hollywood, doesn't go to any producer, doesn't go to me. 100% of it for the film i made here in michigan is going to go to the people in michigan. we've set up a nonprofit here that's going to help depressed downtowns in the state of michigan who have, for instance, closed down movie theaters that want to reopen them to try to stimulate the local economy. we're going to be announcing that project here, the state theater project, here at the film festival

police believe the same man stabbed 13 people around flint, michigan. five of them died. the last attack there was on monday, the day before the first attack in lees burling. police say the suspect was driving an suv, which is described as dark green, a 1995 to early 2000 chevy s-10 blazer like the one you see with four doors and light-colored trim on the bottom. the same one seen in michigan, as well. the attacks appear rationally motivated according to police and almost all of the attacks in both states the victims were or appeared to be african- americans. >> we were dealing with a race- based crime. this individual, white male, was attacking our victims cinchly because of the color of their skin. there was no confrontation. no very verbal exchange no, road rage. just victims going about their business and were picked at random. >> reporter: the drive from flint, michigan here to leesburg, we're told is 9.5 hours. there was plenty of time between those two attacks to get here. we are also learning that police in toledo, ohio now believe a stabbing there on saturday may

aids activists have filed a complaint against larry flint.hey are kozloving him of providing an unsa-- flint said don't want to see condoms so he doesn't require them. >> the stinging sunshine, the rays are stronger than you might think. on a phrase, made in the shade. >> on a hot summer day, you may be tempted to skip the sun screen and head for the shade instead. >> where would you get more sun protection, from the shade or sun screen. >> the shade. i am guessing. >> probably sun screen. again that is a wild guess. >> cancer researchers in australia compared spf from sun screen and shady spots under trees and umbrellas. the average umbrella provided sff of 3 to 10. doctors recommend spf of at least 15. >> it is a good idea to stay under the canopy, stay in the shade. sun screen would be highly recommended. >> what about wearing a hat? >> i guess it would depend on the hat and what it is made out of it.>> it is okay to cover your head, instead of putting sun screen on your face? >> definitely not it is not a substitute for subscreen. >> even

later that night, the last flint victim was stabbed an died. then victims started turning up in leesburg, virginia, and ohio, where last saturday night a church custodian was stabbed. >> he's been stabbed in the side. oh, in his stomach stabbed? >> does he know who did it? >> do you know who did it? it was an arab guy. >> reporter: state, federal and local authorities working together used technology to confirm that our suspect has been in the michigan, virginia and ohio areas at the time of each of the 18 assaults. >> reporter: they also know he was in virginia because he was arrested there just last week, pulled over during a routine traffic stop. police found a neef and a hammer in his car. but they released him. and he allegedly attacked again, now with the hammer. but soon police had enough tips, evidence and eye witness accounts to make an arrest. the man was apprehended without incident yesterday at the atlanta airport, just minutes before boarding a flight to tel aviv. >> have you ever been the victim of a crime? >> no. >> reporter: no

comfortable linking the two stabbing sand the hammer attack here in leesburg to what was going on in flint, michigan. they say all the victims in the leesburg attacks were dark skinned or african-american, and two are still in the hospital. this sketch of an alleged michigan serial killer is believed to be the same man who stabbed or attacked three men in leesburg last week. >> this is an extremely violent individual. it is very clear. we have reached out to our african-american community and talk to the naacp locally. they have reached their members. that word is spreading through that community. >> reporter: police stay suspect has a pattern. his attacks are racially motivated. the white male targets black or dark skinned victims. then flees the scene in an suv similar to this one. a dark two-toned green chevy f-10 blaze we are dent on his hood. the same vehicle used in the michigan homicides. >> i would consider this man to be very desperate and dangerous. the definitive proof is not there before, certainly the indicators are that he is responsible for five homicides in the flint, michi

. >>> an israeli man is jailed this morning in atlanta awaiting extradition to flint, michigan, where most of the stabbings began. most of the 18 known or suspected victims were black. five died. joel brown has more from leesburg, virginia, one of the cities where the killer is thought to have struck. >> reporter: a man believed to have terrorized three states is behind bars. federal agents arrested elias abuelazam wednesday night while he waited to board a plane in atlanta. >> they had mr. abuelazam paged over the intercom. he was taken into custody without incident. when he approached the ticket counter in response to the page. >> reporter: police believe abuelazam is responsible for 18 violent attacks that left five people dead. 14 people were attacked in michigan, three in virginia and one in ohio. authorities think the stabbing spree started in flint, michigan, where abuelazam worked as a convenience store clerk. >> still shocked that i had this guy in here around me, around my sisters, around my employees. >> reporter: police in virginia say the killer began striking here in lee

jeremy hubbard reports from flint. >> reporter: while police in flint, michigan, investigate another continues. >> i think he's just a stone-cold killer. >> reporter: most victims like richard booker have similar stories. men walking alone at night on urban streets when a stranger approaches in his suv. believed to be this green and tan '95 to 2005 gmc jimmy or chevy blazer. he asks for help or directions then attacks. >> i've never hurt so much in my life. i've never come so close to death. >> reporter: booker spent three weeks in intensive care, stabbed five times. he's one of at least 20 victims linked to the serial slasher since may, most of them in flint, where five men were killed. three men were stabbed in leesburg, virginia. another in toledo, ohio. >> 911. >> a guy has been stabbed several times in the stomach near the corner of collingwood and floyd. he is bleeding profusely. >> reporter: booker is the exception. nearly every other victim is african-american. >> only thing that kept me alive is because i played dead. >> he is methodical from the standpoint of figuring out a

i'm jeremy hubbard in flint, michigan. >> what an awful story.es breathing a lot easier this morning with this guy finally caught. we have additional video now of the suspect being driven out of the fulton county jail last night from atlanta where he was, obviously, stopped in the airport on his way to tel aviv. they called his name out over the intercom. he got up to the desk. that's when authorities were able to make the arrest. >> so many questions about what was going through this guy's head. all we've heard from former employees is he was a normal guy. married twice before. they talked to one of the former mother-in-laws. sweetest guy ever is how she described him. really is night and day in terms of what we heard about this guy.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.

the flint. hello and welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle in one thousand nine hundred six the late samuel huntington suggested that post cold war conflicts would occur because of cultural rather than ideological differences is culture more powerful than ideology today with the rise of china the islamic world and emerging economies is the world prone to more clashes particularly with the west. live. and you can. still live. to discuss of huntington's faeces.

white man they believe is responsible for the stabbings of 15 men, almost all of them black, in the flint area. five of the stabbings were fatal. authorities in virginia believe the suspect may also be responsible for three violent incidents in leesburg. they say they don't know if he's targeting black men or if he simply encounters them while walking late at night. police are not yet ready to call the attacks racially motivated. >>> a former stealth bomber engineer faces life in prison after being convicted of selling u.s. military secrets to china. yesterday a federal jury in hawaii found noshir gowadia guilty on multiple counts, including helping china design a stealth cruise missile. prosecutors say the 66-year-old passed on design information that would allow missiles to avoid infrared detection. his attorney plans to appeal the decision. >>> flagrantly defying the united nations security council, iran has begun using new equipment to enrich uranium more efficiently. that's according to the international atomic energy agency, which said yesterday that iran has started using a second

in flint, michigan. >> we got the guy responsible for these crimes. he is now where he belongs.il. >> reporter: 33-year-old elias was arrested at the atlanta airport, where he was trying to board a plane bound for israel. he's accused of stabbing 18 men, 4 in virginia and ohio. he assaulted 14 more victims in michigan. five of them died. he was extradited from georgia and arraigned in michigan. a single count of assault with attempt to commit murder. >> this is 1 of 14 incidents of murder and assault with intent to murder that occurred in this county and our city. >> reporter: police say they still don't have a motive for random attacks on mostly african-american men walking the streets. >> i've seen speculation in the last few weeks that anyone who would commit these crimes is sick. i believe he is not sick. he is evil. >> and he'll be given a complete physical exam, including the psychiatric evaluation. >> reporter: an evaluation that could shed light on a chilling ring of terror that began this spring. >> he has been a menace to our community. has left a lot of scars on this

they have only excavated a tiny fraction of the site, but every arrowhead, flint, and bone fragment is a vital clue about the people here. >> they were probably very much like us, wearing jewelry. we know that they had pets like dogs and hunted animals, and we have evidence of that from things like this spear, which is made from deer. >> this is one artist's impression. what makes the site unique is the sheer number of artifacts left behind. rich pickings for this anthropologist. >> these are antlers from fairly healthy deer in the valley. if you can imagine, almost twice the size of this. >> they have to work fast. the heat is drying it all out. artifacts like this tree have survived thousands of years under the soil. >>> there is more on that and all the international news online. we are on twitter and facebook as well. thank you for watching. >> hello and welcome. >> see the news unfold. get the top stories from around the globe and click to play video reports. go to bbc.com/news to experience the in-depth, expert reporting of "bbc world news" online. >> funding was made possible by

. >>> this morning there's relief in flint, michigan, just one of several communities believed to have been terrorized by a suspected serial killer now in custody. elias abuelazam has been charged with just one of the 18 attacks in michigan, virginia, and ohio, but more charges are expected in the stabbing spree that killed five people over a three-month period. the israeli citizen was arrested at atlanta's airport wednesday while trying to board a flight for israel. as far as a motive, michigan police declined to speculate. but investigators in virginia believe it had to do with race. all but three of the victims were black males. >>> residents in iowa and maryland are cleaning up after a wave of violent weather. in iowa, several nights of heavy rain and thunderstorms caused widespread flooding across the state. officials say the rising waters forced hundreds of people out of their homes and left a 16-year-old girl dead. and in the washington, d.c., area, unusually severe thunderstorms knocked down trees and knocked out power to thousands of customers. at one point, a 100-foot tree fe

. >> reporter: police suspect him of stabbing 18 people since may. 14 around flint, michigan, five ofhem died. >> could have been me. could have been somebody in my family. real scary. >> reporter: surviving victims described a muscular man who sometimes wore a t-shirt advertising a brand of gin. abuelazam, police discovered, had been given just such a shirt. three more stabbings in virginia last week where abuelazam has relatives. and a big break -- surveillance video of the attacker's suv matched descriptions from victims in michigan. the fbi was able to retrace abuelazam's steps showing when he was in each of the places in three states where the stabbings took place. michigan police declined to speculate on a motive, but investigators in virginia believe it was race. >> my belief is he selected the victims in leesburg based upon the color of their skin. >> reporter: abuelazam, a legal, permanent resident, worked at this michigan liquor store. the manager said he did not seem prone to violence. >> just very polite. no kind of hostility. no kind of -- no signs, you know. when i heard

. >> reporter: authorities believe the killing spree began in flint where abuelazam worked in the area as a convenience store clerk. >> i'm still shocked that i had this guy in here around me, around my sisters, around my employees. >> reporter: police say he lured his victims by asking for directions or for help with car trouble before stabbing them. >> they said i almost didn't make it. my heart stopped, twice. >> reporter: last week, abuelazam was briefly taken into police custody in arlington, virginia, when a background check during a traffic stop revealed an outstanding warrant for his arrest. a knife and hammer were found in his car, but no connection was made, and he was released on bail. >> you have to understand, at that point in time, nobody knew that this was the individual. >> reporter: there would be at least two more attacks in virginia and one in ohio. the victims, all minorities, survived. >> he selected the victims in liesburg based upon the color of their skin. >> reporter: authorities say they have no conclusive evidence of that. the manhunt is over, but the search

the prosecutor in flint, michigan says they need help. >> we need the community to step forward and tell us any and everything that they may know, that they may have seen, that they may have believed they have seen to assist us in getting to the bottom of this. >> the suspect has been linked to a dark green chevy s-10 blazer between 1995 to 2000. >>> bp is getting close to finally plugging the blownout oil well in the gulf of mexico. the federal government's point man, thad allen, says that a relief well is now within 30 feet of the main shaft. by the end of this week, engineers could begin pumping mud and cement into it to permanently kill the well. >>> there was a furious flight attendant on a jetblue flight to new york. steven slater was arrested monday after he apparently lost his temper during an argument with a passenger while the plane was on the ground at kennedy airport. one witness says slater then used the plane's public address system to curse out all the passengers. >> he said to the passenger who called me a [ bleep ], i've been in this business 28 years and that's it, i'm

he had been on the run for months and jeremy hubbard is in flint, michigan, with more on this arrest. good morning to you, jeremy. >> reporter: good morning, elizabeth. overnight we learned the suspect in the serial slashings refused extradition back here to flint where there are five murder victims and a string of survivors. we also now know he was no stranger to police, even in recent weeks as they were investigating these attacks. as police in atlanta drive away with the suspected serial slasher, we learned officers had elias abuelazam in their grips at least twice at the height of the killings ticketed july 29th for providing alcohol to a minor having just allegedly attacked a victim at 6:00 that very morning and last week virginia police arrested him during a traffic stop on an outstanding warrant. he had a knife and a hammer in his green chevy blazer at the time. >> it's not uncommon if people are violating the law, killing people, assaulting people to get caught in some other scenario that's of a lesser crime. >> reporter: still, in the virginia case, he posted bail and was rel

meantime in the midwest, police in flint, michigan, say a single serial killer appears to be responsible for 15 stabbings since may. five people killed, ten others hurt. all were black but one, attacked early in the morning. >> the victims have been on foot and approached by the suspect from his vehicle. oftentimes the suspect is asking for directions or assistance. >> reporter: the suspect is a white man said to be muscular, about 6'0" wearing a baseball cap. police in virginia believe he may be responsible for three attacks there last week. while nearly all the stabbing victims were black, michigan police declined to say that the attacker is racially motivated. one investigator said no one knows what's in his mind. ann? >> all right. pete williams tonight. pete, thank you. >>> four days after the killings of ten aid workers in afghanistan including six americans, secretary of state hillary clinton had harsh words today for the taliban which has claimed responsibility. clinton says the massacre was yet another example of just how far the taliban will go to advance what she called their

and hot flint the quest for the coming but he beat. me becoming more and more popular and more of a political can be easy to pick at with the real costs of getting into the night. as the demand for plastic surgery grows in russia so does the number of inexperienced and on licensed doctors. afghan president hamid karzai wants to kick out private security companies and replace them with locals contractors work mainly for western organizations guarding supply convoys and providing personal security for diplomats and business men and afghan government spokesman said the companies will be ordered to disband within four months we asked nathan park a contractor in afghanistan whether the country can do without private security forces. at this point it's simply not logistically possible to survive to keep this war going without private security running logistics the bases and providing security at the bases and for that matter running security for n.g.o.s and other international organizations it's not the first time he's made that claim or or

day i thank god for letting me live. >> reporter: he's one of 16 victims stabbed, fiver fatally in flintmore cases and another in toledo, ohio, where this church custodian is in critical condition. >> 911. >> a guy has been stabbed several times in the stomach near the corner of collingwood and floyd. he's bleeding profusely. >> i think he is desperate and dangerous. if you look at the number of the attacks, the frequency of the attacks, the severity of the attacks, and from what we can determine, the reason of the attacks nothing more than the color of their skin. >> reporter: sitting alone or walking outdoors usually on urban streets in the middle of the night and asked them for directions or help with his vehicle then pulls out a knife. >> this guy goes hunting, basically, until he finds somebody that fits the right profile for him. >> reporter: one new lead, this surveillance video showing the suspect's green 1995 to 2005 gmc jimmy or chevy blazer with rust and dents on the hood. while the multistate manhunt continues, places like flint are gripped in fear. >> it's a very, very viole

in aaccused in at least 18 violent and unprovoked attacks near toledo, ohio, leesburg, virginia and flint, veral times in t >> 911. >> a guy has been stabbed several times in the stomach on the corner of collingwood and he is bleeding he is bleeding profusely. >> reporter: most of the men he's accused of hunting were african-american. five were killed. 17-year-old etwan wilson was st stabbed in the chest and needed open heart surgery. he s he says the guy asked him for directions and then pulled out a d i ask god, >> i ask myself and i ask god, "why?" "why?" >> reporter: upsetting many of him go.ims is that police utside d.c. arrested this man a week ago and they let him go. they even found a hammer and a knife in his car. he now sits in a georgia jail, but any day now, could be sent to michigan to answer charges there. most of the victims were walking that kept night. >> only thing that kept me dead, because i played dead. >> i've never hurt so much in my much iife. i've never come so close to eath. >> reporter: they're hoping lice put him m away. steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. >>> a

that had to take four day autos oakland unified laid off 40 teachers this year and spokesman troy flint says the district is worried about using one-time funding to create expenses it can't afford later on. >> this board will determine how we can use to improve situations for our teachers. weather it would be bringing back teachers laid off. >> this bill provides $10 billion to schools, and $16 bill wrin for the med yeah kaid budget suppose owed to help save other jobs but san jess yeah says that i will will probably not save firefighters jobbed or reopen closed stations. oakland says does it not expect the fwoil save police clobs. he says he's making life style changes to make ends meet. he'd love to be hired back. >> i really enjoy the procession. i like coming to skoochl i like working with students. and it's fun getting them fired up, also. it kind of outweighs that. >> it's unclear how much of the $10 billion state would get, then, the district on the medicaid side of things the state says that it's getting $1.28 billion for the medicaid program. >> there is breaking news from wash

elias abuelazam is charged with assault in a michigan case, but prosecutors in flint hope to file murder>> elias, why did you do it, sir? >> reporter: the suspect in a multi-state stabbing spree returned to the place where his deadly attacks began, flint, michigan. >> today i can announce to you we got the guy responsible for these crimes. and he is now where he belongs. in jail. >> reporter: 33-year-old elias abuelazam was arrested where he was trying to board a plane bound for israel. he's accused of stabbing 18 men, 4 in virginia and ohio. he assaulted 14 more victims in michigan. five died. he was extradited from georgia and arraigned in michigan on a single count of assault with intent to commit murder. >> this is one of 14 incidents of murder and assault with intent to murder that has occurred in this county and our city. >> reporter: police say they still don't have a motive for the random attacks on mostly african-american men walking the streets. >> i've seen speculation in the last few weeks that anyone who would commit these crimes is sick. i believe he is not sick. he is evil

. >> reporter: authorities believed that the killing spree began in flint where abuelazam worked in the area as a convenience store clerk. >> i'm still shocked that i had this guy in here around me and my sisters, around my employees. >> reporter: last week, he was brie >> make eight great day. that's your latest weather. let's get to harry and erica. >>> is flight attendant steven slater's story just a story? a passenger on the plane that had a run-in with him on the infamous flight. >> details, details. >>> a california man's search for two white sharks and brings back pictures and quite a story to prove it. he joins us exclusively. this is "the early show" on cbs. ♪ just one bite opens a world of delight... ♪ ♪ a flavor paradise of delicious fishes ♪ ♪ friskies seafood sensations. ♪ ♪ feed the senses. requires a little magic from mom. [ kids ] whoa! [ marcia ] new motts medleys. looks and tastes just like the motts juice kids already love. but has two total fruit and veggie servings in every glass. new motts medleys. invisible vegetables, magical taste. with so many to choose from it

we have seen them in flint. a girlfriend of mine bought a home for 60,000 $25 years ago. now the house sold for $10,000. host: how prevalent is that situation? caller: the husband had the house first in an area that is not so great. they bought a beautiful home and they are happy. they have the $9,000 tax credit. if they could not maintain that other home, eventually this will all get caught up. host: does that happen a lot? guest: it is hard to grasp how prevalent that happens. the banks are realizing it is zero currying. we have seen a rise in foreclosure among second home owners just turning in their keys. if there are two homes, foreclosed on the second home. another aspect is the 1099. if the banks give you the gap between the price you sell for and the mortgage balance, in the past, that has been considered a taxable income. the law has been changed to make sure it is not a taxable income. this will be in additional financial burden because of the economic circumstances. 1099 do go out to people who own second homes. people who are playing this game, they may be sur

we're told he may be an employee of a party store here in the flint area.ect the dots. they're planning a news conference for later this afternoon with much more information. juju. >> jeremy hubbard thanks for that. >>> meanwhile, two of the most wanted fugitives in america continue to allude police. authorities are baffled as to the whereabouts of john mccluskey and his accomplice casslyn welch. police believe he has black hair and a beard and she has dyed her hair blond. >>> new figures show home foreclosures climbed 4% last night. last month. 1 in every 400 homes has received a foreclosure notice and this morning, investors are reacting to disappointing earnings from tech giant cisco, adding to worries about corporate revenues. >>> in iowa, some of the worst flooding on record is blamed for the death of a 16-year-old girl on wednesday. in ames, entire neighborhoods were inundated after days of torrential rain. 55,000 people are without drinking water because of a water main break and iowa state's basketball arena is under five feet of water. >>> new deve

nbc's ron allen is in flint, michigan, with more on the story.ks are spreading fear here in the flint, michigan, african-american men or men out at night alone. police say the attacker usually approaches someone, strikes up a conversation, and then for no apparent reason starts stabbing with a knife. the first attack was in may, the second a month later. both victims murdered by a knife-wielding killer. >> these stabbings have been taking place during the early morning hour, and the victims have been on foot and approached by the suspect from his vehicle. oftentimes the suspect is asking for directions or assistance. >> reporter: it wasn't until july when a third victim survived an attack that police had a description of the killer. >> this guy just stabbing you, you know. >> reporter: on monday authorities released this sketch showing the suspect, a white male with light hair between 5'11" and 6'2" with an athletic build. police believe the suspect may be responsible for at least 15 stabbings in the flint, michigan, area since may 24th. five the

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the last attack near flint was last monday.miles away, a young african-american male was stabbed in leesburg, virginia. then an attack on thursday, another on friday. >> this is an extremely violent individual. i mean it's very clear to us. it does appear that the target of his rage, the target of his attacks are african-american males. >> reporter: the targets and type of attack -- using a knife and hammer -- are the same in the cases. and so is this suv. a green chevy blazer with tan trim and dents on the hood and during that last attack, that suv was caught on a surveillance camera. and they're not sure here in virginia whether this man is still in the area and now cases in toledo, ohio, are being investigated as the manhunt continues, juju, for this serial killer. >> david kerley, thanks for that. >>> well, the hunt for the last of three killers who broke out of an arizona prison is shifting to montana this morning. john mccluskey and his accomplice casslyn welch who is also his cousin and fiancee have reportedly been spott

. >> reporter: it led them to a party store near flint where 14 attacks took place. >> he should be hanged. >> reporter: this man says he hired abuelazam a month ago. details from co-workers and store surveillance video helped convince police he was their guy. the israeli national is in america legally. as abuelazam waited for the flight he apparently talked to his mom in israel. she told a radiotation there he seemed calm and quiet. minutes before he boarded, he was paged to the ticket counter and police closed in. >> i hope he dies, you know i hope we don't have to, you know spend taxpayer money on him for 50 years. >> reporter: even though most of the victims are african-american police have still not determined an official motive. vinita, rob? >> all right, mike marusarz in new york, mike, thanks. >>> in california weddings for gay couples could begin again next week. a federal judge has -- a federal judge's ruling cleared the way but late last night opponents filed an appeal to a higher court hoping to further delay same-sex ceremonies. ryan owens reports. >> reporter: in san francisc

we have seen them in flint. a girlfriend of mine bought a home for 60,000 $25 years ago. now the house sold for $10,000. host: how prevalent is that situation? caller: the husband had the house first in an area that is not so great. they bought a beautiful home and they are happy. they have the $9,000 tax credit. if they could not maintain that other home, eventually this will all get caught up. host: does that happen a lot? guest: it is hard to grasp how prevalent that happens. the banks are realizing it is zero currying. we have seen a rise in foreclosure among second home owners just turning in their keys. if there are two homes, foreclosed on the second home. another aspect is the 1099. if the banks give you the gap between the price you sell for and the mortgage balance, in the past, that has been considered a taxable income. the law has been changed to make sure it is not a taxable income. this will be in additional financial burden because of the economic circumstances. 1099 do go out to people who own second homes. people who are playing this game, they may be sur

in recent weeks five people were stabbed to death in and around flint, michigan, and 20 others were woundedhere and in leesburg, virginia. officials say the man is linked to both of those locations. police meanwhile released a sketch of the suspect earlier this week. investigators say for now the man is being held on unrelated charges. >>> the search is intensifying this morning for escaped inmate john mccluskey and his alleged accomplice. the two are being called the most wanted fugitives in america. nbc's george lewis is in billings, montana. good morning to you, george. >> reporter: good morning, natalie. the u.s. marshal's service says the fugitive couple may have undergone a makeover, changing their appearance to avoid capture. this as the search for them spreads across the country. these pictures of john mccluskey and caslin welch have been splashed across the country. now this is what investigators believe they look like. mccluskey may have let his hair and beard grow out and welch may have dyed her hair blonde. a woman matching that description was spotted sunday at the bad frog mex

. >> reporter: the killing spree began in flint, michigan, where police believe one attacker has stabbed 16 men since may. of the five victims who died, all were african-american. authorities in michigan are now taking a close look at similarities among all the cases. the suspect descriptions seem to match. a white male with a muscular build often wearing a baseball cap. so, too does the description of the vehicle, captured on surveillance video in virginia. believed to be dark green chevy blazer with tan panelling on the bod open. critical clues police hope will help stop a serial killer. elaine quijano, cbs news, new york. >>> former "american idol" winner fantasia is hospitalized in stable condition. she took an overdose of aspirin and sleep aid. he says that fantasia was upset after being named in a legal filing by a woman who accused her of breaking up her marriage. >>> a boyfriend being called a bailer. take a look. a fan bail order a foul ball, moved out of the way, hit his girlfriend. he claims he lost sight of the ball in the lights. in the end the girlfriend now says she may ne

have poured in and one of those led to the suspect who reportedly used to work at a party store near flint, michigan. police plan to release more information about the arrest later today. they also stress that this man they arrested is not yet positively tied to the killings and want to make that point very clear. that's when we know at this hour this morning. >>> we want to turn to new worries over the economy this morning. markets in asia fell overnight after the dow jones industrials fell 265 points wednesday. when investors showed jitters over a weak economic report. signs of weakness con this morning with the latest numbers on housing foreclosures. cbs news business and economic correspondent rebecca jarvis is standing by at the noyng. what happened yesterday that sent stongs plunging? >> what we have is a combination of events and indicators that suggest that our recovery here at home is slowing. from the federal reserve saying the recovery is weakening, to a trade deficit, expanding to 18.8% in june, showing that exports were far outweighed by imports. why is that an important figur

terrorizing many in flint, michigan's african-american community. >> all of us have been staying together and sleeping in the same house because we don't know what's going on. >> reporter: and police say they didn't know enough until just recently to link the attacks, which started in late may. virginia authorities actually detained abuelazam after a traffic stop august 5th on an unrelated warrant, a knife and hammer found in his car. but a judge eventually released him. more stabbings followed. also now tied it to the suspect. >> my belief is he selected the victims in leesburg based upon the color of their skin. >> reporter: police caught up to abuelazam again wednesday night here in atlanta only minutes from taking off for tell tel avd a possible escape. >> he looked tense, you know, scary. >> reporter: delta flight 152 landed without incident or abuelazam, leaving his family in israel stunned. his cousin said we cannot comprehend this. this is not like our family. we are against violence and killing. this is a shock to us. a shock to victims' families, as well, still trying to compreh

i spent time in the northeast watching what happens to the devastation in flint, michigan.ing them like hybrid plants and lithium batteries, different resources coming together because the government said we're going to listen up research credits and incentivize businesses to go that extra mile. while job growth may not be as rapid, we are starting to see movement. just yesterday, i was at pueblo community college visiting with folks there and looking at what opportunities are going to be available for job training. without a doubt, we have to have people with more than a high- school education. you cannot just go out and have a job and be competitive. for our future in the united states, we have to think about that. the president has done that the major investment in higher education, the community college system, and making it more affordable by allowing aryan people to be able to afford to go to college. -- by allowing some of our young people to be afford to go to college. seeing siblings that people to complete their college degrees -- i think one of the things i would