COSTELLO: This news just in to CNN. You're taking a look at the Chrysler plant in Detroit, Michigan. We understand that one worker has been stabbed inside Chrysler's Jefferson plant. Witnesses say the suspect then fled the scene. We're not sure if it involved two workers or if someone went into the plant that's not connected to Chrysler. Of course, police are still trying to gather details. When we get more information, we'll pass it along to you. It's 18 minutes past the hour now. Checking our top stories, it's President Obama's turn to face Hispanic voters. He'll take part in a Univision town hall meeting this afternoon in Miami. His Republican challenger, Mitt Romney addressed the same forum last night. Colorado movie theatre shooting suspect is back in court this morning. Prosecutors want to add 10 new charges to the 142 that James Holmes already faces. Lawyers will likely argue whether a notebook Holmes allegedly mailed to his psychiatrist before the shooting can be entered at trial. Twelve people killed, 58 wounded in that attack. In "Money News," America's largest bank will no longer be Bank of America. That's according to "The Wall Street Journal," which reports that Bank of America will cut another 16,000 jobs by the end of the year. Another 200 branches will also close. After the cuts, JPMorgan Chase, Citigroup, and Wells Fargo would all be bigger. Turning now to sports, where the NHL lockout has claimed its first games. The National Hockey League says all preseason games scheduled this month are cancelled. The league and its players are still trying to work out a new labor agreement. Talk about a close call. Watch this. Police officers in Lubbock, Texas, were responding to a minor accident last week. That's when that van loses control, hits a police car and then hits the officer, who had pushed the other accident victim out of the way. Both the officer and accident victim had minor injuries, but will be OK. The driver of the van faces DUI charges. Mitt Romney appeared at a Univision forum last night in Miami. Forget the 47 percent. Last night, it was all about the 100 percent.
More Job Cuts For Bank Of America; NHL Cancels Some Preseason Games