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james whitfield,ed first black principal, officially removed from his position during an emotional school board meeting, all of it over a false accusation. >> reporter: critical race theory became a right-wing bogeyman. >> it's a decades-old study on systemic racism, almost exclusively taught in law school. >> this is not about anything called critical race theory is k 12. it's a backlash effort to reverse the racial req nick. >> reporter: it gave us purpose, but also some pain. >> in the early 1900s the district of greenwood was successful and self-sufficient until the even of may 31st, 1921. >> in tulsa, oklahoma, we remembered and mourned and unearthed a centuries-old massacre that wiped away hundreds of black lives. hundreds marched to mark the centennial. a thousand miles away another massacre was remembered, this one tess mother emanuel church in charleston, south carolina, where the reverend and acongress gant lost their lives to a young white supremacist a half dozen years ago. but in 12021, shards of the his shattered were smoothed just a little with the department of justice rea

friendship with franklin pierce, some were total delights like the friendship between thomas jefferson and james madison, i had no idea the depth of their friendship over 50 years and that was a pure delight to write about. >> who were the most influential friends in terms of policy? >> there's a few. i think the most important friendship, in terms of overall kind of policy for the life of our country would be madison and jefferson. i think in a particular moment, it would be harry jacobsen's friendship with harry -- eddy jacobsen's friendship with harry truman when he walks into the oval office uninviteded, unannounced and convinces him to recognize the state of israel. it's a longer story i'm happy to go into but there was a moment in time when a friend played a pivotal role in a relationship between america and a key ally for the next 78 years. >> go into some background on that. >> sure, har harry truman when was a bank teller, and he would make deposits everyday at truman's bank but then they drifted apart until he was in the military. came up with a way to modernize the canteen and truman

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i reckon back to, do you remember "the new york times" the editorial page editor james bennett? remember he, he is in charge of the editorial page, and he ran an op-ed by tom cotton that was talking about the urban riots. right? he left his job for that. that article, that op-ed, offered a different point of view then they media, then what the narrative was at the time. you look at all these moments and no one is correcting the way it has been done. it is like to keep trying to cover it up. people are losing their jobs because they are raising their hand and say well, did you actually think about it like this in a space where you are encouraging different point of views. >> kayleigh: yeah, then there was the ivermectin controversy coming to maine where we were told in oklahoma hospital was overcrowded with peo people whod overdosed on ivermectin them, that gunshot wound victims were not getting in. it was a false story line but perpetuated because it was oklahoma, which happens to be republican. >> jimmy: we are living in the death of shame when it comes to the media. we really

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and now check out this exclusive joint interview recorded for the new cnn film carole king and james taylor just call out my name." she talks about how he played an instrumental year in launching her career. >> i was your seidemann. that's all i ever wanted to be. and you said i want you to go on stage and sing your song. wait, wait, what. no, no. i can't do it. no, you're going to do it. no, don't worry. and you gave me the loveliest introduction. and it might have been -- i could be wrong, it might have been queens college, which i went to. >> i seem to remember it was queens college. >> you said, everybody, i'm going to turn the stage over to carole king. you know her as a songwriter. she wrote, blah, blah, blah. he listed the whole thing. he made me preloved because everybody knew all of those songs. and i started singing. i wrote about this in my book. it's hard to -- i start playing. and i'm terrified. i started feeling the love. i got to, let me tell you now. you made me do that. and i will always be grateful for your love and support and shoving the kid out of the nest. and i

the nba basically saying, yes, we embrace this, lebron james lead the name, these big marquis players willing to put themselves out there and the nba embracing it in the way the nfl hasn't. what's been the difference in the approach of some of these pro sports leagues? >> i think in the national basketball association you just said the two keyboards and that's lebron james. when you have the best player in the world say i want to be a political athlete, lebron james said i want to be a global icon like muhammad ali. lebron james was strongly, strongly affected, like the people i interviewed in my book, by the 2012 killing of trayvon martin. lebron james decided that he was going to bend the nba to being more accepting of political athletes and he became like a force field for other athletes who wanted to be political because how can you punish the last guy on the bench if you are going to celebrate lebron james being political. the nfl it's much tougher. the franchise owners are very, very conservative bunch and the contracts are not guaranteed, the average career only lasts three yea

joining the conversation all morning long, kelly james and kristin whiten. you're watching mornings with maria live on fox business. ♪ ♪ ♪ cheryl: midwest super market chain high v working out strategy to help with theft and protect customers and employees. this comes as stores across the country are looking for ways to crack down on crime. retail theft reportedly costing stores $700,000 for every one billion dollars in sales. that's according to national retail foundation. kelly jane, is this the new normal for retail companies across the nation? >> that's a great question, cheryl, because i was just thinking that it's fascinating that a company has to bring in security partly because of things the government is not doing that it should be doing which is its job. you have progressive prosecutors across the country who have declared they will not prosecute low-level crimes and combine that with some places actually like in california and some others who have actually made punishments less for shoplifting in california. it's just a misdemeanor. there ha

carley: hillary clinton is not for us to talk about this, james carville has come out strong on this front when he says you got to stop with the woke stuff because there are progressives -- progressives are outspoken part of the party and most americans completely disagree with that perspective and president biden should listen because he has aligned himself with more progressives than moderates and remember when people were harassing joe manchin and kirsten cinema and that is just politics for you, don't think that played well with the american people, draconian lockdowns, high crime, massive inflation and that is what president biden has created and the american people align all those negative things with democrats. the virginia election was seen as a barometer of things to come. in the beginning glenn youngcan look like he had no shot when it came to winning the governor's race and he ended up doing just that. interesting comments from hillary clinton that i'm sure we will be talking about through the course of today on this new year's eve. in the meantime record-breaking covid ca

and i think james says in the piece, they kind of had the same dna. and i think you see that when they're playing together. they just weave in and out. they know what each other is thinking. and for me, trying to explore how that comes about was fascinating. >> what -- capturing this -- capturing chemistry, capturing that kind of relationship is a difficult thing, i would think, in a film. >> yes, and this is really more of a concert film, anderson. they shot 28 of their 50 shows, and so, we have all this footage. and so, it's put together in a way that you see the full songs. it's a concert film with a little bit of documentary in between, every once in awhile, so, you sort of get the setup of how they met and when they first played together, which was at the troubadour in 1970. then there was this reunion concert in 2007 and they had so much fun at that, with the same band from 1970, that they said, hey, let's go on the road. and do a tour. which they did in 2010. >> what do you think their biggest impact has been? i mean, they've influenced so many

now on this exclusive joint interview recorded for the new cnn film "carol king and james taylor: just call out my name," the music icons share the story behind one of their most famous songs. here's a look. ♪ you've got a friend ♪ >> it's one of those songs that writes itself really fast. >> right. >> you know, as soon as i heard it, man, that's just -- that's just it. that's a great, great song. peter sort of asking, you know, we want to put this on the album. what do you think? and you were generous enough to say sure. this fantastic tune she's recording herself, and she allows me to have the first shot at it. ♪ all you've got to do is call ♪ >> hearing your rendition of it for the first time, it was like, oh, my god. it's perfect. >> really. >> it's funny. it was one of those things that we've been in the studio -- i think we had this extra time left over. we all knew the song because we heard you play it because we were at the troubadour doing that gig together and we were playing it every night. it was so loose. lee is playing all over the place on that. it's the most not

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this sunday night join james taylor and carole king for an unforgettable night of music. the cnn film "just call out my name" premieres at 9:00 eastern. >> the challenge was how to do a terrific show in a really large arena. >> we wish everybody could be close in. one way to do that is to perform in the round. >> we came up with the idea we would basically have a club in an arena, also rotating slowly, stage rotates. we've designed the show to be as close and intimate as possible and to play to everybody in the room. ♪ ♪ whenever i see your smiling face i have to smile myself because i love you ♪ it shortens colds! zicam. zinc that cold! >>> breaking news the growing wild fire emergency in colorado is prompting evacuations in at least two towns with hurricane force winds making the situation dramatically worse. stay with cnn for more on the crisis as it unfold. we'll stay on top of it as the night goes on. now the latest on the case against ghislain maxwell found guilty of sex trafficking of a minor for jeffrey epstein. let's get more with our legal analysts. jennif

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go to autismspeaks.org >>> liftoff from a tropical rain forest to the edge of time itself, james webb begins a voyage back to the birth of the universe. >> ho-hum, just the world's largest and most powerful telescope ever built sent up to space 30 years in development and that brilliant piece of technology is, as we speak, on its way to orbit the sun. we're able to observe the earliest days of our universe. pretty cool, huh? that monumental achievement, that was just this week, just a fraction, a sliver of all the scientific advancements and achievements made this year alone. of course, sadly obvious, is the context of the moment in which we're having this conversation, a misguided distrust of the scientific community as the astrophysicist neil degrasse tyson observes, quote, nobody writes stories about not dying by not contracting covid-19 so it's time to praise the researchers who developed vaccines in record time. if heroes save lives, then they are super heroes who have saved the lives of millions because of science. joining us now is neil degrasse tyson, astrophysicist and direct

there is a republican senator who said about that, senator james risch about idaho. the menendez's bill the one democrats behind, telegraphs to putin to wait to invade ukraine after the pipeline is complete. does the senator have that right? >> unfortunately that is the pattern here. the thing the biden administration keeps saying if putin does this, we may do that you give putin a road map. you don't wait until after the invasion to do something. the point where vladmir putin is threatening to invade ukraine. he said he is not, but he has 100,000 or so troops amassed there. this is really what this is about, it's a became -- game of chicken. you don't wait until that happens. if you go ahead we might do something. you will pay for threatening us. instead the biden administration secretary of state antony blinken we're looking for senior officials there, i don't know who said it, are pushing for, we wanted to give putin a diplomatic path to resolve this crisis. well, putin wants to resolve this crisis by seizing ukraine and the baltics and reexpanding russian hold of

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i wonder, james, how can you explain these record breaking homicide levels? >> happy new year and thanks for having me on the show. this is no surprise to me. d.o.j. puts 1.6 billion to do what? so they can move away from the progressive social lifts that keep still talking about defund the police. it is not going to work. these political servants don't really understand how are you going to recruit, retain police officers? but more important than that we keep focusing on police. the reason why we're seeing a spike in crime in the major cities is because we have progressive judges, progressive d.a.s, funded by george soros we shouldn't be surprised. you mentioned philadelphia. that d.a. got up and made this reckless statement about we don't really see violent crime. however he framed it. that's an inappropriate response. who speaks for the real victims in our communities and cities? >> benjamin: james talks about the 1.6 billion that will be distributed to cities and towns and what garland said. it will deliver critical public safety resources helping public

joining us mime memory in wilmington, delaware, richard engel and retired admiral james stavridis, a former nato supreme allied commander. he is also author of "the sailor's bookshelf: 50 books to know the sea." it's good to see all of you. mike, what are white house officials say this morning about president biden's message to putin this afternoon? >> reporter: well, chris, white house officials are emphasizing that this is a phone call that president putin requested. they can't speak to what his motivations were in requesting this conversation, but they say that president biden is never going to pass up an opportunity for having this kind of leader to leader to conversation, especially with the situation as precarious as what we're seeing with ukraine. three weeks ago when they had the virtual sit-down president biden delivered a message which was if you escalate this situation any further, the white house has defined that as an invasion of oouk that the u.s. and allies were ready for severe economic sanctions. even as conversations have been happening at a lower level between u.s.

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james brown, cbs news, new york. >>> this is cbs news flash. ghislaine maxwell has been found guilty for her involvement in jeffrey epstein's sex ring. a federal jury convicted her on five of six counts, and she could face up to 65 years in prison. a holiday air travel nightmare continues with more than a thousand flights canceled and thousands more delayed wednesday. major airlines say they're struggling with staffing shortages due to covid-19. and times square is ready for new year's. crowds will be much lighter again there this christmas eve. but they will drop a ton of confetti to ring in 2022. looks like it's good to go. for more news, download your cbs app. cbs news, new york. >>> this is the cbs overnight news. good evening, everyone. we'll have the latest news on the continued spread of covid and the threat of tornados across the south, but we begin with breaking news. the guilty verdict of ghislaine maxwell of luring teenage girls to be sexually abused by her former boyfriend. jurors deliberated for five days before finding maxwell gui

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to obstructing the russian investigation by bragging about the fact that he fired then-fbi director james comey to protect himself >> don't forget, i fired comey had i not fired comey, you might not be talking to me right now about a beautiful book of four years at the white house and we'll see about the future the future is going to be very interesting. but i fired comey, that whole group. and now that group is coming back again i mean, it's not believable. >> seth: he was definitely expecting his interviewer to jump in there with a "good point, sir." [ laughter ] trump always forgets that even his most fervent supporters sometimes can't follow what he is talking about i also like that trump literally starts a confession by saying, "don't forget. he's like a defendant jumping up in court saying, "whoa, whoa, before you return that murder weapon to evidence, maybe dust it for prints? [ laughter ] trump supporters always want to know why people can't stop talking about his crimes when he can't stop talking about his crimes in fact, trump was so intent on reminding everyone he obstructed ju

the arrival of the first images and science results from the newly launched james webb space telescope, 2022 also see nasa's first planetary defense mission in which a spacecraft will deliberately crash into an asteroid's moon. nasa's juno mission is also set to make a close flyby of jupiter is most captivating moon europa. we can't forget about nasa intrepid duo on marci ingenuity. helicopters expect to set new records. other pressing perseverance rover will begin its investigation of the intriguing remains of an ancient river. delta in 2022 will begin the countdown to america's return to the moon with the launch of the unmanned test flight of artemis one. >> it has been confirmed that saturday's rose parade will proceed as planned. there had been some concern about rising covid cases. but organizers say they are confident they can keep everybody safe and you can watch the 100 33rd rose parade on kron 4 and on kron on live on new year's day. our coverage begins at 06:00am the parade begins commercial free at 8. >> beginning february first, everyone will be required to show proof of va

james phillips is chief of disaster medicine at george washington university hospital. also with us, kathleen sebelius, former governor of kansas and secretary of health and human services in the obama administration. dr. phillips, let me start with you. what are you seeing inside your hospital in washington right now where cases are spiking, people are very worried here in the nation's capital, how is this wave different? >> well, thanks for having me, jim. i will be honest with you. it is unlike anything we've ever seen even at the peak of the prior surges. of covid. what we are experiencing right now is an absolute overwhelming of the emergency departments throughout washington, d.c. our hospitals themselves -- the inpatient wards -- seem to be maintaining. the emergency departments are being flooded with mostly mildly symptomatic patients who are coming in to get tested. and it's part of that shortfall of national testing that's occurring. and it's all falling on the emergency department. and all of our problems are compounded by the fact that while, um, many of us

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we will preview a cnn film about carol king and james taylor. >>> tonight, new york city's next mayor announcing he will be sworn in on saturday during the new year's eve ball drop in times square, and that is not eric adams' only bold move. he is also saying he wants his first three paychecks in bitcoin. this comes as a number of political figures are jumping in on the crypto and nft bandwagon, including former-first lady melania trump. our kate bennet is out front. >> reporter: since leaving the white house almost one year ago -- >> being your first lady was my greatest honor. thank you for your love and your support. >> reporter: melania trump retreated into her standard comfort zone, privacy. only recently emerging promoting her new nft business on an almost-daily basis since its announcement. and tweeting what slightly more frequency than her normal silence about national anniversaries, tragedies, and a holiday visit with the florida coast guard. but it is the release of her non-fungible token, or nft, that has been unexpected. nfts are blockchain-encrypted digital artworks or ot

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police have identified the shooter as 47-year-old lyndon james mcleod. while this was first reported by the "denver post" cnn has reviewed a series of books the suspect wrote under a pseudonym in which he foreshadow someday of the murders that took place. chilling accounts that almost met reality from what we've heard so far. he listed several victims by name, including alisha and michael. the main character in that book actually bears the name lyndon mcleod. these are lengthy rambling works of fiction describing these murderous rampages. there are also social media accounts published under the same pseudonym which include musings about extreme views about what he saw as as the decline of masculinity, living off the grid, guns and the nature of war. i reached out to the lakewood police department and was told these are all things part of the investigation, that they are looking into all leads at this point. they're not quite 48 hours into the investigation so there are a lot of things still coming to light. >> lucy kafanov, thank you for that report. >>>

now, business did identify the shooter as 47-year-old lyndon james mcleod. the motive still unknown. as you point out, police say he appears to have targeted all of these victims. take a listen. >> based on what we know, it does appear that the offender was targeting specific people, in this case. the victims were known to the offender. >> now, friends of some of the victims have launched a gofundme campaign to help the gunn-maldonado family. her husband jimmy is in critical condition. they leave behind a son. that campaign has raised $130,000 so far. i should indicate that the records indicate that the gunman owned his own tattoo parlor. the address matches that as one of the locations where gunshots were fired monday but no one was killed there. this is obviously in the early stages of the investigation. alisyn, we're awaiting more details from the authorities. >> lucy. thank you. >>> still ahead, ages the u.s. faces a surge in covid cases, the cdc issues new guidance and how the nfl is now responding. over time, i've come to add a fourth: be curious. be c

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james out of steel city, and independent. good morning. caller: good morning and thank you for taking my call. my question is i don't know what trump was thinking when he said that military equipment over because he had an agreement. what did he signed quest -- -- what did he sign? how would that affect, the war is destroying this country. it has to end. can you answer that one? host: we let viewers weigh in and let them ask and pose and answer questions for each other. this is danny out of arizona, a republican. good morning. caller: good morning, merry christmas, happy new year. my story is afghanistan. this ministration has no clue on -- this administration has no clue on what to do. open the pipeline giving these people, oh my god. it's really bad. china, how about when they were in alaska and what's his name was being schooled by the chinese and apologize for us being a racist country. these people have no clue. host: you mentioned a few foreign-policy issues. i will focus on the first one. will focus on afghanistan as many of you hav

the newly launched james webb space telescope has successfully deployed its massive antenna. nasa says the antenna can send more than 28 gigabytes of data down from the observatory twice a day. webb is currently on a 1 million mile voyage into solar orbit. the trip is actually expected to take about a month. so we'll be monitoring that one for a while after zipping past the moon overnight. the web began a series of critical steps which will determine the mission success or failure. that's to safely unfurl the observatory's tennis court sized 5 layer sun shade to block the sun and cool the instruments so it can then register the faint infrared light from the first generation of stars and galaxies. this is a big heavy duty. a situation that got going on here. if all goes as planned, the weather is expected to send back its first images in about 6 months. meanwhile, the state of the art webb telescope is destined to replace the legendary hubble telescope. it's been in service for 30 years if you can believe it. 1.5 million observations. it's discovered the first evidence of supe

james, great to see you this morning. >> you, too. thanks, julie. >> julie: let's talk about the cdc's report yesterday saying it was the single highest day of covid test results turning positive because there is a problem here. first of all the tracking situation with home tests not being included in this number. really the white house doesn't really have a handle on not only home tests but the actual number of covid cases in the country considering they can't possibly keep track of every home test people are taking and quarantining since people aren't reporting it. how is it the white house has a handle on the rise in cases if they don't know how many cases are out there? >> he was accurate when he said there is no federal solution although it will make a lot of people wonder since he has emphasized his testing plan since he was a candidate back in march you will recall he enacted a nearly $2 trillion covid plan that included section 2401 on testing. more than $47 billion. if congressional overseers are interested in looking into th

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