. >>> and there's a new miss america. >> your new 100th miss america is -- miss alaska!t. it was the 100th anniversary. 51 women representing each state and the district of columbia, competed in various categories, including talent and communication skills. swimsuits are no longer part of the event. she takes home a $100,000 college scholarship. >>> and levar burton will be the host of next year's scripps national spelling bee. scripps named the actor as the host yesterday. burton was the long-time host of the children's educational program, reading rainbow and guest host on "jeopardy!" earlier this year but lost in his bid to be named the permanent host. >>> coming up on cbs mornings, anthony mason profiles singer/songwriter joni mitchell, one of the newest kenedy center honors. i'm anne marie green. this is the "cbs morning news". i'm anne marie green. this is the "cbs morning news". ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ this year take the time to melt into your holiday moments with lindor. ♪ ♪ irresistibly smooth chocolate. from the lindt master chocolatier. there are many reasons for waiting to v

. >> your 100 miss america is. >> miss america contest celebrated its one 100th year last night as aalaska. she took home the title as well as a $100,000. college scholarship during interview portion of the competition. broyles revealed that she has adhd as well as a form of ocd royals also spoke out about overcoming the mental health challenges posed by covid which left her feeling isolated. your college dorm. it's america began as a beauty pageant back in 1921. but it has evolved to include a focus on leadership talent and communication skills. what are the most highly anticipated movies from marvel boy, it did not disappoint on preview night spiderman. no way. home. >> the film shattered pandemic box office records and made 50 million bucks in just one night yesterday, sunny projects, the film will reach a 130 million this weekend. but considering it made 50 million in just one night. yom know, other people are projecting it surpass that number and it ceoser to 200 million. so there you go. they have folks from produce, especially if it's raining. that does it for us here on kron.

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you know, the, the excuses that he just made, i think, are completed and let miss america explained to the people of west virginia why he doesn't have the guts to set up the policy. it's an outcome that we had warned about. we have been saying this for weeks that this would happen and we took the hits, our leadership needs to step off. now politics, i think the point to go hand in hand, nothing new, right? well, not quite because one of the tradition for the red to the blues to speak to each other across the aisle. hey, it's a democrat spitting. i didn't, chapa, i didn't even take that much. just one man, one veto. and it all came down. what made mansions, treachery, older, more unforgivable, was like he was by do body. a funny face will say that from the president viewpoint, and i saw him this morning. he's worked with senator mansion over the course of decades. they share fundamental values. they're long time friends that has not changed. that how alienating biden's policies apparently become a long time friends, decades of shad fridays and mansion still broke rank. even though he's

miss alaska, emma broyles, the first time a miss alaska was crowned miss america.ing, quote, i hope to live up to the legacy and serve as a positive role model for women of all ages and make the miss america organization proud. congratulations to her. >>> and we have a lot more coming up, including the new shopping warning about malicious websites and how to avoid those. you want to do that this time of year as we're finishing our holiday shopping, michael. >>> now to the new developments overnight in the fatal movie set shooting involving actor alec baldwin. authorities now issuing a search warrant for baldwin's phone. kaylee hartung is in los angeles with more including what alec baldwin is saying overnight. good morning, kaylee. >> reporter: hey, good morning, michael. this latest search warrant is giving us new insight into where detectives are looking for clues. now putting alec baldwin's cell phone at the center of this investigation. overnight, authorities granting a warrant to search and seize alec baldwin's cell phone. >> someone is responsible for what ha

you know, the, the excuses that he just made, i think, are complete and let miss america explain to the people of west virginia why he doesn't have the guts to say up the powerful special or what senator mentioned did . yesterday represents such an egregious breach of the trust of the president. and it's also, you know, this is exactly why it's an outcome that we had warned about. we have been saying this 4 weeks that this would happen and we took the hit, our leadership needs to step up. now politics and finger pointing, go hand in hand, nothing new, right? well, not quite because wanted tradition for the reds in the blues to spit to each other across the aisle. here, if the democrats spitting at each other, and it didn't even take that much, just one man, one veto. and it all came down. what made mansions, treachery, aldermore, unforgivable, was that he was biden's body. a friendly face will say that from the president's viewpoint and i saw him this morning. he's worked with senator mansion over the course of decades. they share fundamental values. they're long time friends that has n

if so, then why think this is boom bus one business or you can't afford to miss america. blevins average a bore in washington and here's what we have coming up. oil is edging down and, and certainly in a new year approaches, we'll discuss what we expected. a busy travel season for the holiday picks up this as a federal reserve meeting is underway. and washington d. c. the 1st and chair jerome how and now it's a new way forward for the central bank. we'll discuss what we can expect and the impact on the economy at that point has steered a major milestone. as most of the current bill has been issued later on, we'll take a look at what's next for the world's largest crypto currency. we have a talk show today. so let's get started. really the program with oil as the on the kron variant continues to create uncertainty in the market. opec and it's oil producing allies say they are expecting the impact on the demand for the latest strain to be mild and short lived in their latest monthly report. now the cartel is also projecting the world will consume more than $99000000.00 barrels per day for

. >> trevor: a lot of people go missing in america every single day. of women predominantly go missing in america every single day. but what this documentary talks about is an issue that i feel started to get a lot of attention around the gabby petiteo case, and that was why do black women, why do women of color not get the same coverage when they go missing? and that is what this documentary ta talks about. this is that your foundation talks about. let's start about wthat before we get into the documentary, if you don't mind, the black and missing foundation. what is the work you do? >> we are a nonprofit organization. and for the past 13 years, we have been sounding the alarm that people of color are disappearing at an alarming rate. and derrica and i have joined professions. i'm in public relations. she's in law enforcement-- to bring awareness to these cases, because these cases are being swept under the rug. our community isn't aware of it because we're not getting the media coverage that's needed to help find these missing individuals. >> trevor:

let's talk about sort of a runner-up to miss america.s sort of been the de facto number two, if not number one according to some big fans of ether. but you're starting to hear people talk about polka dot. deutsche telekom has bought a whole bunch of it. elon musk in his big cover story in time magazine said while he thinks bitcoin's great, he said he doesn't think it is the one that will replace the u.s. dollar, in fact, he said that would probably be better studented to dogecoin. what do you say to those issues? >> i think it's important to understand the market structure. basically, there's two different things. one is there's a monetary revolution happening, and the second is there's a technology revolution. the monetary revolution, i think, most people in the market clearly understand that bitcoin is winning so far and likely to continue to win. you are a fiat currency -- if you live in the u.s., you get paid in dollars, you save in dollars, you invest in dollar-denominated assets. so i think bitcoin is winning there as kind of that

he deeply missed america, never really wanted to leave america is his soulmate.i know no bigger patriot and so we wanted to come back to law school. and by then my mother was able to make a pretty good living in canada as a computer programmer, so she put them through school while i was in high school. i mean, she's a remarkable woman. i don't know how she did it all but she did. >> from amber, as an adult would everyday privileges still make you feel huge emotions? >> my dogs, being able to feed them the fanciest food on the market is probably the biggest joy that i have come that they do not need to worry about. whether someone might throw my dogs out oral what they have to eat. being able to eat anything i want is a huge thing. and shoes. if you've read my book you know i had one pair of shoes a year, now i have probably 200 pairs of shoes. it's become a real obsession but it's a joy that i have realized this come from a deeper part of me than the one i was trying to fill the stereotype of whether i belonged or not. so yeah, i'm very fortunate to have all of t

but they sent phyllis george, who was miss america 1970, i believe. later became the first lady of kentucky. but she was so beautiful and so were all of her entourage. and they came to our icu and talked with every single soldier, which was awesome. and the soldier -- one of the soldiers i was taking care of that day was a double amputee. both of his arms were amputated from the elbow down. and so he could not hold himself up. so, i was holding him up, and she spent a lot of time. when she was leaving, i laid him down, and i said, wouldn't it be great if all of us looked that good. and he looked up at me and said, they don't hold a candle to what you look like to us. well, i -- i just couldn't believe he said that. and i leaned down and i kissed his forehead, and i said, i will never forget you. thank you. here he was supporting me when i was supposed to be supporting him. another story that always -- i never forget this one. there was an ambush at the pass. it was right near where we were. it was up in the mountains. for whatever reason, strategy had

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going south braided and my father, went to law school where i was in high school and he deeply missed americaeally wanted to leave. his soulmate and i know is a patriot so you wanted toaw come back to law school and by then, my mother was able to make a pretty good living in canada as a programmer and so she put him through school lola was in high school, she was a remarkable woman and i i don't know how she did it all. >> and as an adult, the moment of the privilege and still make you have huge emotions. >> my dogs, able to see them or feed them the fanciest food of the market is probably one of the biggest toys that i have but i do not need to worry about that and what are some of my dogs have to be thrown out there to be able to eat anything that i want and also shoes. and if you remember, you know that i had one pair of shoes now i probably have 200 pairs of shoes and is become a real assessment, but it is a joy that i have that is come to a deeper part of me that the one that is trying to fill this other type of reasoning that i belonged are not printed so i'm very fortunate to have all

to undermine the first president in a long time he was actually put america and the american people first. as an american patriot i misst america. judge: a lot of us do. as you are showing pictures on the screen. it is a beautiful book. it is something you can certainly enjoy. i will. donald trump junior thank you for being with us tonight. here with more from the less radical agenda putting america last former director of national intelligence, you heard my open. it is crazy. we had cities across america, some of the biggest cities across america suffering the highest homicide rate in years. and this is intentional i will not even ask you it is. when you defined police when you tell them to stand down when you touch an individual you are about to arrest the wrong way we will arrest you then there is no motivation to say if police do their jobs. talk to me. >> i think the left has lost the idea of consequences for action and certainly what we have seen is the radical policy has consequences and we see that unfold. take for instance the radical policy at the border has created chaos. no one in america thinks it's good t

but they sent phyllis george, who was miss america 1970, i believe, and she later became the first lady of kentucky. but she was so beautiful and so was all of her entourage. they came to our icu and talked with every single soldier, which was awesome. and the soldier, one of the soldiers i was taking care of that day was a double amputee. both of his arms were amputated from the elbow down. and so he could not hold himself up. so i was holding him up, and she spent a lot of time with him. and when she was leaving, i laid him down, and i said wouldn't it be great if all of us looked that good? and he looked up at me and said they don't hold a candle to what you look like to us. well, i couldn't believe he said that. and i leaned down and i kissed his forehead. and i said i will never forget you. thank you. here he was supporting me when i was supposed to be supporting him. another story that always -- i never forget this one. there was an ambush at the anhhe pass. for whatever reason we needed that pass for the soldiers and we let it go and the vc would take over. it just went on and on

and, by the way, don't miss america's best live on fox nation starts today. tucker carlson kicks it off. 5:00 mountain time, don't miss it. ♪ ♪ neil: here we covid again and again. word now that the nfl is canceling three games, the nhl, the nba postponing several games. nine broadway shows canceled, one nixing a performance with the audience already seated. new york's famed rockettes hanging up their tap shoes, nicking all christmas shows because of covid in the house. france is blocking entry to u.k. tourists, canada considers the same for any tourists. canada already indicating come monday all public establishments must cut themselves town to 50% -- down to 50% capacity. all restaurants, bars, theaters must honor this. what to make of all of this. welcome, everybody. i'm neil cavuto, and a very, very world -- worried world at that trying to deal with spikes in omicron in particular that has now gotten one country after another reassessing the need for restrictions. some are just way over the top, others are making people question whether they should get tog

. >> and national including dateline's "missing in america digital series." into those agonizing early days. >> it's a hole that we all in the family just feel. >> and bearing silent witness to their anguish was another daughter, morgan. >> i can probably count on one hand how many times i've seen my dad cry. and to see something like that makes your whole world fall apart. >> police quickly turned their attention to heather's new guy, the man who had been with her on a date that night. his alibi that he dropped heather at her apartment and returned home, checked out. >> the date has been questioned. he has cooperated with law he is not listed as a person of interest or a suspect. >> but what about the old boyfriend sidney. police wanted to know more about his relationship with heather. her best friend, bri, was just the person to tell them about it. >> he flirted with her just as much if not more than she flirted with him. it was mutual. >> bri said the two had met that spring at the tilted kilt -- the pub where heather had been a hostess. sidney took care o

missing cases myself. i used to be a field producer for "america's most wanted." ary, the case of tamecka houston, a missing woman from spartanburg, south carolina, your hometown, as i understand. i spent a lot of time in spartanburg. something interesting about her case. her aunt, rebecca howard, was a media guru, a pr executive. even with her experience, tamecka houston's name was never really elevated. you know, to national attention. despite all of her work. what's something that families themselves can do to help make sure that their missing loved ones are getting the attention? i want to be clear, the onus is on broadcast networks and news outlets and print outlets who salivate over the chance to cover missing white faces. but how can families penetrate that layer of whiteness where we are not often welcome? >> we need families to continue to be persistent. we need for them to come to the black and missing foundation. we don't want them to see here in this aalthough loan. we'll help pound the pavement and get these stories out there. we want to utilize not ju

let us not forget that up until the cuban missile crisis america has miss i was in turkey, which are in the soviet union, and which were ready to be equipped with nuclear warheads refer, returning to ukraine. the problem here is quite simple. now that ukraine is in the west sphere of influence, the americans will not let the country go easily. therefore, it is down to russia to take a very, very clinical action. because russia will go to war to defend its national security. and ukraine is russia's soft underbelly, under no circumstances can the russian government allow ukraine to be night. so often nature forces to be even more widely deployed in the country. because of that will pose a most perilous threat. so the security of russia and to the security of the russian people. and also the americans could extend their missile defense system in eastern europe into ukraine. and that would mean that the russian strategic nuclear also would be in dire trouble. so unless the americans relent and put into writing though, as i said earlier wrong, i don't think i pledge from them in writing w

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"i believe in the future of united states of america." i will miss him so much.ght. i love you, dad. a promise, you will never walk alone. thank you. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> readings from the new testament. "and one of the scribes came up and asked him "which commandment is the first of all?" jesus answered "you shall love the lord, your god, with all your heart, your soul, your mind, and strength. the second is this: you shall love your neighbor as yourself. there is no other commandment greater than these. love is patient, kind. it does not envy. it does not boast. it is not proud. it is not rude. it is not self-seeking. it is not easily angered. it keeps no record of wrongs. love does not delight in evil, but rejoices with the truth. he who does not love does not know god, for god is love." "the word of the lord. the word of the lord. >> mr. president, madam vice president, distinguished guests, and dole staff. having served with senator dole for 20 years, i am honored to read a poem that senator dole

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there are somebody in america a little kn miss. what kind of can will then he cannot. ha, i ha ha to billy for her by in a key and last minute. while i did, andrew, mary bagley and k, i had the as julian, a little of the i've had well, was jojo allan all from ali, had the so who are you? not in? my father's attitude tried entity, simple. as long as his picks the local language. he is cannon cabassos, the school playground, where most of the town was in time in the heat of a canaan. summer is to day the local football pitch do but the alley. now i respect that elder was the same it as this young man, when he was rounded up that night falling the killing of the 4 government officials . there were 2 lender of us military landra was with a lotus with us telling us, come out of your house, and if you don't come, you will, you will regret. so every morning in greece, i came to this her to this field. we were surrounded, we stayed in the sun up to midday, and then around the city p. m. they said women can go to their homes. we thought the

america. i will miss him so much. i think i will still talk to him every night. i love you, dad. you. ♪♪ ♪ amazing grace how sweet the sound ♪ ♪ that saved a wretch like me i once was lost ♪ ♪ but now i'm found was blind, but now i see ♪ ♪ was grace that taught my heart to fear ♪ ♪ and grace my fears relieved how precious did ♪ ♪ that grace appear the hour i first believed ♪ ♪ the lord has promised good to me ♪ ♪ his word my hope secures he will my shield and portion be ♪ ♪ as long as life endures ♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >> readings from the new testament. and one of the scribes came up and asked him, which commandment is the first of all? jesus answered, you shall love the lord your god with all your heart, with all your soul, and with all your mind, and with all your strength. the second is this -- you shall love your neighbor as yourself. there is no other commandment greater than these. love is patient. love is kind. it does not envy. it does not boast. it is not proud. it is not rude. it is not self seeking. it is not easily angered. it keeps no record of wrongs. love does not delight in

it is the masking of the america, the miss understood region, sorry, the misunderstood reign of george the third. i'll get the title again right this time. the last king of america, the misunderstood reign of george the third, congratulations andrew. that is a wonderful new milestone for you. joining us moderator this evening is philip and professor of federal - at columbia law school and professor is a leading constitutionalist scholar who has an extensive history of government service and he served in all three branches of government during seven administrations, republican and democratic including senior director of strategic planning, at the national security council as a member of the external advisory board at the aa and most recently the professor was honored by queen elizabeth the second in recognition of his service to the uk u.s. relations and public life rated tonight's program last one hour including 15 minutes for questions and answers and questions can be submitted via the q&a function on your resume screen in the interest of simplicity, but is to chat function tonight so