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W. that smile, you saw the true young lady. you think you had known her all your life. she much wiser than most 17-year-olds. she will set new goals and obtain them. she will only be 21 for the rio olympics. giving everything she has got, that is an seen. but this particular home town giving everything its got for its pride and joy and an olympic gold medal to show for it. flint has take smen hard knocks, but flint, team claressa in flint, you are best new thing in the world today. yay. that doe...

Scheduling early finals. with that smile, you saw the true claressa. this young lady, once you speak with her, you would think youve known her all your life. im sure she will set new goals and obtain them. shell only be 21 for the rio olympics. a 17-year-old giving everything shes got for her country and her hometown, yes. thats an olympic story we have seen. but this particular hometown giving everything its got for its pride and joy and an olympic gold medal to show for it. flint has taken som...

Three attacks on -- attacks across three charges is facing charges. >> reporter: elias alazan is back on his way to michigan, authorities have done the paperwork, put him on the plane and weve got the brand new video of him getting on that plane a short time ago, abalazen, on his way, should be touching down with authorities in michigan, and that is where were told that the killings that hes suspected of committing began. they have only charged him with one assault with the intent to commit murd...

Kids had been drinking this poisonous water for 17 months, in late september governor rick snyder conceded that maybe possibly lead might be a problem in flint. saying for the first time, "it appears that water lead levels could be higher or have increased since the town switched to river water." there are "probably things that werent fully understood when the switch was made." you think? you think maybe some things went a long cockeyed here and now the kids who grew up in flint are going to hav...

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Degree or even less, are much less mobile. and this is increasingly costly because the difference in wages and in unemployment rates are highest than ever. let me give you an example. in 1980, a high school graduate in austin, in flint, were making pretty much the same salary. today a high school graduate in austin makes almost twice as much as a high school graduate in flint. the return to mobility increased dramatically. and yet, fieer and fewer americans move. and so, you know, trying to help...