SANCHEZ: This is the story many around the country are talking about and will likely continue to talk about. She is the most intriguing person in the news today. And she is making headlines from Cairo, that's in Georgia, to Cairo, that's in Egypt. Here we go. She is 24 years old, her hometown is in Deer Born, Michigan. This woman is the most intriguing not so much because of what she has done, but because of what she represents. Here is some quotes from her. "I was picked on a lot in school, had a very shy personality." She also says, "I don't think I would have reached so high and come such a long way had I not gone through the pain that I did growing up." She is Arab-American. She is a Muslim. She is the new Miss USA, crowned last night in Vegas.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Oklahoma, which leaves Miss USA 2010 is Michigan!</s>SANCHEZ: There she is, Miss Michigan, now Miss USA. Her name is Rima Fakih, a graduate of the University of Michigan. She has a degree in economics with a minor in this business. Miss USA -- definitely most intriguing.</s>SANCHEZ: The heat continues in Arizona. The state has started a task force to battle bad publicity. They are losing tens of millions in tourism dollars, and what are they doing? Well, I'm going tell you. Also, we put together a list of the U.S. cities that are boycotting Arizona right now. You would be surprised at who is on this list. Ahead -- the TSA chief. Jeanne Meserve is going to join us with this. We'll be right back.
New Miss USA is Crowned