. >> the victim was 55-year-old margarette eby, a music professor living in flint, michigan, about an hour's drive from detroit. she was found stabbed to death in the bedroom of her home. >> by looking at the crime scene photographs, it was amazing. the body was positioned almost the same way, the wounds were almost the same. >> and security at her home was as lax as nancy ludwig's hotel. >> the gatehouse where she stayed at this beautiful estate had its own entrance that was supposed to be gated, but the gate was usually open. no guard there. >> there were no signs of forced entry, and no valuables were missing. margarette eby had a habit of leaving her doors unlocked and had no curtains on her windows. >> the estate had a number of people who came on regularly to do work, lawn care people, electricians, painters. >> after her murder, investigators found a partial fingerprint on her bathroom faucet, but it didn't match any known criminal offenders in the michigan database. investigators also found evidence of sexual assault. but at the time, dna testing was still in its infancy. >> i

so i was in the painting drawing a whole thing but coming out of flint michigan no one was going to pay me to paint . michigan let miller city in america that i had to find a way out that i was the artists in the whole thing but it was one of those things where i thought it was the only way out especially in the city i mean that about a book a ball track that was my way out and. so i got into the arts but i walked on the west of miss universe the whole thing but i always knew i wanted to be in the movie business but behind the scenes i thought i would be a special effects are it is you know be an animation the whole thing and a friend of mine i want to move out there lay a print of mine invited me to an audition in the first thing i ever auditioned for i got which was it was a t.v. show called battle dome which was like american gladiators on steroids it was we put big or small they put me in a cage ok they set the ends on fire so you could get out then they put the contestants and the pole point was to throw me out of the case i played as warrior named team money and all the thing and

clares is, a shields grew up in flint, michigan. it's a tough town.elds, someone with big dreams, training begins early in the morning, and usually with a run. >> what makes her special is her ability to listen. she has so much potential, she's crazy. she won't give up. i don't know where she got the drive from, but whatever it is, it was working. >> getting things to work in flint can be challenging. according to the census bureau, 38% of the city lives below the poverty level and with unemployment hovering at 10%, things likely won't get better or safer any time soon. but caressa loves this town. >> my drive comes from flint. the people i represent push me. people got a lot of hope in me. as soon as i give up, they'll give up, too. >> growing up, she had plenty of chances of giving up. >> i had a really dark childhood. i guess i'd say that. i didn't talk a lot. i didn't start talking 'til i was five. then after that, i still didn't talk much. >> she had reasons to keep to herself. her father went to prison for breaking and entering when she was two.

michigan. the city flint hitting a record low of 15 below. the rest of the state, wind chills below zero. likely to get worse before the weekend is over. to michigan's republican governor rick snyder on the toll old man winter is taking in his state. governor, more of the same coming, right and. >> yeah, good afternoon, neil. it's been a record winter for cold and snow in michigan, and the good part is we know how to deal with the snow part. unfortunately i think we have done better than many states eye are around the country that weren't prepare and don't have thery cold and snowy. >> we were teasing you with this thing in the water. what were youing too and was there any metaphor going on there? >> absolutely. michigan was underwater. at the bottom of the 50 states in the last decade. we had a lost decade as opposed to just the great recession, and now we're above water and we're coming up. we're the combback state. >> the purpose of coming out of the water was what again? >> we were below water before. now we're above water and climbing fast, and -- >> you couldn't have said that at a