he and hobson have been talking for weeks, informally, at the county jail. since krebs' parole agent notifies the task force there's a parallel between the way the women apparently vanished and the suspect's past. >> back in may 1987, he committed a rape. he had broken through the bathroom window. and at the end of that crime, he hog tied the victim and left the residence. i'll never forget this. he said to the victim, have a nice day. >> krebs served ten years for the rape as well as another sexual assault. now investigator hobson believes it's time to interview krebs on camera hoping to extract a confession and find the college students. rachel newhouse and aundria crawford. >> if you were going to do that crime, and you saw somebody you wanted to abduct -- bear with me here, this is a hypothetical -- that you wanted to abduct and take someplace, how would you do it? >> i'm not even going to talk about that. thinking like that is dangerous. >> at this point he's evaluating me as much as i'm evaluating him. i'm watching rex's nonverbal behavior. it's very o

power couple george lucas and mellody hobson are sharing their wealth. lucas the creator of star wars and investment executive hobson are donating $25 million to the chicago lab schools for the construction of an arts building. it will be named the gordon parks arts hall in honor of parks who was the first african american to direct a major hollywood film. george lucas sold his film company to the walt disney company for $4 billion in 2012. disney is attempting to encourage fans to download digital copies of its movies through itunes. the release is timed as disney's mega hit "frozen" gets ready for its digital debut march 18th. films may be watched on computers or apple devices. disney says its working to expand the service to other tech devices as well. still to come: why life on wall street isn't as glamourous as hollywood makes it seem. plus...how the stock market in the ukraine is stablizing despite political unrest. and... in our cover story.. how the world wide effect of the ukraninan conflict is already playing out -- that's coming up after the b

we'll get analysis from mellody hobson.igation into a massive kickback scandal involving the army national guard. that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ,,,, and i'm frank mallicoa >>> good morning everyone, it's tuesday, february 4th. i'm michelle griego. >> hi en, i'm frank mallicoat -- everyone, i'm frank mallicoat. let's get you out the door with traffic and weather. it was kind of cold this morning. >> chilly around the bay area. temperatures down in the 30s and 40s and some clouds though coming our way and you see just off the coastline they got a little storm out there. when do we expect that? that coming up. >>> the overnight roadwork once again at least for another half hour. westbound on the bray bridge. also tell you about the issues heading to the antioch bridge this morning. >>> thank you. and we got the traffic talked about out of the gate here. 4:30. intertate # 0 open again this morning, solano county after the officer-involved shooting. happened just before 8

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contributor and analyst mellody hobson is with us from san francisco.the union thought they were going to win this. what happened? >> this was a big blow. they didn't see it coming, i have to say. they thought they were going to win it because volkswagen was neutral to positive because they had good relations in germany with unions. months ago employees voted and signed registration cards in favor of the union. and so tit came hard and fast ad they hoped this would allow them to really grow their ranks in the area. >> mellody, does this vote tell us anything about the state of unions in this country? >> well, it's interesting. cloerly, unions have been on the decline. right now, we have 11% of americ americans that belong to a union. that's way down from where they peaked in the 1950s, where 30% of workers were unionized in some way. the big story has been the difference between private and public sector. 30% of employees in a union in public versus 6% in the private sector, which why the uaw was working so hard on what they call these transplant compan

cbs news contributor melody hobson. good morning. >> good morning, charlie. >> what's the reason behind the slide? >> investors have been spooked by macroeconomic data. at the same time that the fed is pulling back on its bond buying program. that has them very concerned that this won't be a clean handoff. yesterday's culprit was a number that came out from the institute for supply management, which gives a measured economic activity. it was a second month in a row that that number was down. and it was basically in line with what we've seen in may of 2013. additionally, the forward-looking new order index dropped 13 points, which is the biggest one-month drop since 1980. so, that has people reeling. >> do you think this means we're headed for a correction? >> i would not be surprised if we're headed for a correction. i mean, markets do not go straight up. we know that. we had a blowout year last year. so, it wouldn't be surprising, one, if people took profits. two, the economic data has been uneven which is, again, not

cbs news contributor mellody hobson joins us. good morning, mellody. >> good morning, charlie. >> what is the news about twitter? >> there was good new and bad news yesterday. the bad news overwhelmed the good news. the good news is the company became profitable. they made 2 cents a share. that was great. the bad news is the growth is slowing and user engagement actually fell. that was not expected and that spooked investors. >> so is that an indication of the future of twitter? >> well, i think they've admitted to challenges they have. it's not the easiest platform to use. they understand that. they understand also if they're going to be this hot growth stock, they have to grow. they can't have this growth where year over year their users were up 30%, but last quarter only up 4%. that's not great. so they've got a lot of work to do. >> melody, you know, facebook went through some similar difficulties and then recoveringed. can twitter recover? >> well, we've seen this tech crash movie so many times. i mean it was like facebook o

cbs news news contributor and analyst mellody hobson is in chicago.ood morning. >> good morning, charlie. >> so what's the reason behind the slide? >> so investors right now have been spooked by macro economic data at the same time that the fed is pulling back on its bond-buying program. that has them very concerned that this won't be a clean handoff. yesterday's culprit was a number that came out for the institute for supply management that gives a measure of economic activity. it was a second month in a row that that number was down. and it was basically in line with what we've seen in may of 2013. additionally, the new looking index dropped 14 point which is say biggest one-month drop since 1980 so that has people reeling. >> so do you think this means we're head for a krecorrection. >> i would not be surprised if we're not headed for a correction. markets don't go straight up. we had a blowout year. it wouldn't be surprised for people to profit, one. and two, the economic data, and corrections are not necessarily a bad thing. they allow a buying o